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SUMMARY:What's Hot and What's Not: Trends in Development Thinking
DESCRIPTION:Professor Duncan Green\, Senior Strategic Adviser to Oxfam GB \nThe debate on international development is evolving fast\, driven by events (Arab Spring\, Climate Change\, financial crises)\, politics (rise of the emerging powers; the debate on what should succeed the Millennium Development Goals in 2015) and new thinking (complexity and systems thinking\, results agenda\, new technologies\, theories of change). \nFind out more and register on the Cardiff University website. \n5.30pm drinks for a 6pm lecture.
URL:https://c3sc.org.uk/event-single/whats-hot-and-whats-not-trends-in-development-thinking/
LOCATION:Committee rooms\, Glamorgan building\, Cardiff University\, Committee rooms\, Glamorgan building\, Cardiff University
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