The International Development PhD Colloquium is a series of research seminars throughout the year for PhD candidates in the Department of International Development to present their work in progress.
Details for the 2022-23 Colloquium are forthcoming
Colloquium Schedule 2021-22
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Date
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Presenters
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3 March 2022
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Eduardo Mercadante: Pharmaceutical patent examination in Brazil: an analysis of grant rates
Marietta Angeli: Rules of Origin: trade barriers for developing countries?
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12 May 2022
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Alice Robinson: Co-optation and contestation: dynamics of humanitarian ‘localisation’ in South Sudan
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19 May 2022
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Hosna Jahan: Veiled Choices: Understanding Muslim Women’s Purdah Practices and its Impact On their Capabilities in Bangladesh
Sophie Legros: “Everything is equal now”: A mixed methods study of male participation in domestic life and gender norms change in Medellín, Colombia
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16 June 2022
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Claudia Horn: Rural Labor vs. Rentiers: The Concepts and Politics of Payments for Ecological Services
Costanza Torre: Thinking through pills: the politics of psychiatric non-compliance in a refugee settlement in northern Uganda
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Coordinators: Dr Kate Meagher and Nina Craven (email)
Please note that these seminars are mainly attended by postgraduate students and staff in International Development. Staff and students from other LSE departments may join if invited by the organisers and/or speakers.