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The ChatterboxS3 Ep2 The Bandung spirit Podcast: Hierarchies of DevelopmentEpisode: S3 Ep2 The Bandung spiritPub date: 2025-01-20Get Podcast Transcript →powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarizationWe are joined by historian Carolien Stolte to reflect on the legacies of the Bandung Spirit that shaped international relations and political economy in the 1950s and beyond,
and which characterized the history of what came to be known as the Non-Aligned Movement in the emerging cold war context. The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Hierachies of Development Po...2025-01-2943 minThe ChatterboxS3 Ep1 Liberation theology in Latin America Podcast: Hierarchies of DevelopmentEpisode: S3 Ep1 Liberation theology in Latin AmericaPub date: 2025-01-06Get Podcast Transcript →powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarizationSociologist Luis Martinez Andrade talks us through the origins of and debates about liberation theology in Latin America. Luis explains liberation theology itself, and how it relates to Marxism, dependency theory, the work of Paolo Freire and liberation philosophy. The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Hierachies of Development Podcast, which is the property of its owner an...2025-01-1541 min
Wild Card - Whose Shoes?63: 🎉 Celebrating 10 Years of #MatExp! 🎉🎙️ Wild Card - Whose Shoes? Podcast 🎙️🎉 Episode 63: Celebrating 10 Years of #MatExp! 🎉Join us for a festive and heartfelt episode as we celebrate a decade of the groundbreaking #MatExp campaign, born from the Whose Shoes? co-production movement! This special Christmas edition revisits the vibrant energy of our 10-year anniversary event held on October 17th, 2024, blending highlights from the session with moving testimonials, joyful moments, and powerful reflections.🍋💡🍋 Why listen?The Evidence Base: Hear live testimonials and...2024-12-221h 10
Hierarchies of DevelopmentS2 Ep4 Food and agrarian hierarchies part 2In this last episode of season 2, our guest is Itishree Pattnaik (Gujarat Institute of Development Research, India). Join us to hear about feminisation of agriculture in India, cross-state comparisons between Gujarat and West Bengal as well as ways forward to make the work of women in agriculture more visible.2023-04-1032 minHierarchies of DevelopmentS2 Ep3 Food and agrarian hierarchies part 1In this episode, we are joined by Maria Eugenia Giraudo (Durham University) to discuss the political economy of soy in Latin America, the Argentinean national agrarian imaginary, and soy trade relationship between Latin American countries and China. 2023-03-2737 minHierarchies of DevelopmentS2 Ep2 Money and finance hierarchies part 2Join us to listen to Ndongo Samba Sylla (Rosa Luxembourg Foundation, Dakar, Senegal) talking about the political economy of monetary dependency, the colonial legacy of the Franc-CFA, the intellectual heritage of Samir Amin and more!2023-03-1337 minThe ProgressiveS2 Ep1 Money and finance hierarchies part 1 Podcast: Hierarchies of DevelopmentEpisode: S2 Ep1 Money and finance hierarchies part 1Pub date: 2023-02-27Get Podcast Transcript →powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarizationWe speak to Karina Patricio Ferreira Lima (University of Leeds, UK) about hierarchies in money and finance. Join us for this exciting episode to hear about core-periphery dynamics of inflation, the role of the International Monetary Fund in assessing debt sustainability, and much more!The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Hierachies of Development Podcast, which is th...2023-03-0740 minHierarchies of DevelopmentS2 Ep1 Money and finance hierarchies part 1We speak to Karina Patricio Ferreira Lima (University of Leeds, UK) about hierarchies in money and finance. Join us for this exciting episode to hear about core-periphery dynamics of inflation, the role of the International Monetary Fund in assessing debt sustainability, and much more!2023-02-2740 min
Hierarchies of DevelopmentS1 Ep4 Mining HierarchiesWe speak to Asanda Benya (University of Cape Town, South Africa) and Ben Radley (University of Bath, UK) and discuss the political economy of mining in South Africa and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, as well as their research experience. Join us to learn more about the evolution of the mining sector, working conditions inside the mines, policy recommendations and much more.
The Hierarchies of Development podcast offers long format interviews focusing on enduring global inequalities. Conversations focus on contemporary research projects by critical scholars from across the world that help us understand...2022-06-1557 minHierarchies of DevelopmentS1 Ep3 Hierarchies in value chainsGlobal value chains have become crucial for economic development, both at national and international scales. Join us to hear Pamela Mondliwa (Special adviser on economic policy to the minister of finance, South Africa) and Intan Suwandi (Illinois State University, USA) to learn about production and value chains in South Africa and Indonesia, the big debates about global value chains’ role in development, and how the notion of power is important for understanding possibilities and constraints.
The Hierarchies of Development podcast offers long format interviews focusing on enduring global inequalities. Conversations focus on contemporary research pr...2022-06-0155 minThe ProgressiveS1 Ep2 Labour hierarchies Podcast: Hierarchies of DevelopmentEpisode: S1 Ep2 Labour hierarchiesPub date: 2022-05-18Get Podcast Transcript →powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarizationWe speak to Rosa Abraham (Azim Premji University, India) and Lucia Pradella (King’s College, London, UK) about their respective work on the Indian labour market and the political economy of work in the Mediterranean region. Join us to reflect on some key contemporary issues surrounding work and migration, including the role of gender and imperialism.
The Hierarchies of Development podcast offe...2022-05-2553 minHierarchies of DevelopmentS1 Ep2 Labour hierarchiesWe speak to Rosa Abraham (Azim Premji University, India) and Lucia Pradella (King’s College, London, UK) about their respective work on the Indian labour market and the political economy of work in the Mediterranean region. Join us to reflect on some key contemporary issues surrounding work and migration, including the role of gender and imperialism.
The Hierarchies of Development podcast offers long format interviews focusing on enduring global inequalities. Conversations focus on contemporary research projects by critical scholars from across the world that help us understand how and why structural hierarchies persist. Join ho...2022-05-1853 minDemos Helsinki PodcastS1 Ep1 Environmental hierarchies Podcast: Hierarchies of DevelopmentEpisode: S1 Ep1 Environmental hierarchiesPub date: 2022-05-03Notes from Demos Helsinki Podcast:The issue of environmental hierarchies is connected to climate justice, COP26, the racialised dimension of climate change, and the flaws embedded in the concept of sustainability.Get Podcast Transcript →powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarizationWe speak to Tejal Kanitkar (National Institute of Advanced Studies in Bangalore, India) and Leon Sealey-Huggins (University of Warwick, UK) about climate change and environmental hierarchies. Join us to learn more ab...2022-05-1152 min
Hierarchies of DevelopmentS1 Ep1 Environmental hierarchiesWe speak to Tejal Kanitkar (National Institute of Advanced Studies in Bangalore, India) and Leon Sealey-Huggins (University of Warwick, UK) about climate change and environmental hierarchies. Join us to learn more about the COP26, the racialised dimension of climate change, the issues around the concept of sustainability, and much more.
The Hierarchies of Development podcast offers long format interviews focusing on enduring global inequalities. Conversations focus on contemporary research projects by critical scholars from across the world that help us understand how and why structural hierarchies persist. Join hosts Ingrid Kvangraven (King’s College, London) and Basile Bo...2022-05-0352 min
AambeAmbe: Why Indigenous Literatures MatterFoundations, Why Indigenous Literatures Matter by Daniel Heath JusticeAfter the Civil War the United States had a decision to make about who they would be. This happens regularly in nations, they form and reform their collective identity and the afternath of the Civil War was one such time. Would they reckon with a history that relied on racial hierachies and inequity to achieve their state, or would they reconcile with their southern brothers. Reconstruction could have been a time of reckoning and rebuilding in a way that brought everyone into that collective identity but it was...2021-10-261h 22
The Longboardarian PodcastMatt "The Waxhead" Chojnacki- Australian Longboard SenseiThe Waxhead, as he likes to be called is a longtime longboard aficionado from Sydney, Australia. Still a young man ( in his early thirties), I had and have the impression that he speaks with the knowledge of an old surfing soul. Basically, he is one of those people that I like to call a "longboard nerd". What happens when you get 2 longboard nerds to sit down and talk longboarding? A heavy, deep and entertaining interview!Matt is a professional longboarder, business owner, car restorer, event commentator and surf mentor. He has won almost a dozen Australian Longboarding...2020-12-051h 50
Ghosts of Boyfriends PastAmy, Scott and the PolyculeScott and Amy are married. Scott and Amy also have other partners. Plural. So what does this mean for them? Do they get jealous? How did they get here? And most importantly: how on earth do they juggle several partners when Liz is exhausted by the idea of one?EPISODE NOTES:Scott calls himself an ethical non-monogamist. Amy says she's a relationship anarchist. They've been married for 20 years, and they also have other partners. Plural. So what does this mean for them? Do they get jealous? How did they get here? And most importantly: how...2020-07-2943 min
To The StudioMatthew BurrowsMatthew Burrows was born in 1971 in the Wirral, UK, and he currently lives and works in East Sussex. He studied as an undergraduate at Birmingham School of Art in 1990-93 and graduated with a Master's Degree in painting from the Royal College of Art London in 1995.
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Matthew's studio, on the site of an old windmill, is perched on a ridge between valleys. Despite the beautiful views and clear vistas his sense of place is far from sentimental. His relationship with habitat is not one of description or nostalgia, but one of dwelling and...2020-04-021h 15