67th Dies Natalis ISS

The future of international development

Date
Thursday 17 Oct 2019, 16:00 - 18:00
Type
General
Spoken Language
English
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The future of development - views of young ISS scholars

During this year's Dies Natalis, young ISS scholars will give their perspectives on the future of development, elaborating on the societal relevance of their research and how it fits into the current world of international development.

Programme

16.00 – 16.15             Welcome and introduction by ISS Rector Inge Hutter

16.15 – 16.20             Introduction of the afternoon by Lynn Zebeda

16.20 – 16.30            Presentation by Rod Mena Fluhmann: ‘When Disaster meets Conflict: Disaster response in different conflict scenarios’

16.30 – 16.40            Presentation by Zemzem Shigute Shuka: ‘Transformative Social Protection in Ethiopia’

16.40 – 16.50            Presentation by Brenda Rodriguez Cortes: ‘Studying Women's Sexuality with Participatory Research’

16.50 – 17.20             Panel with all three speakers & audience discussion and questions

17.20 – 17.30             Wrap up by Lynn Zebeda and closing by Inge Hutter

The event will be followed by a reception.

The speakers

  • Rod Mena Fluhmann 

    ‘When Disaster meets Conflict: Disaster response in different conflict scenarios’

    Based on the research project ‘When Disaster meets Conflict’, this presentation shows ways in which we can translate complex scenarios and make our research useful and used by society, and how development studies can become more relevant by including conflict and disaster in its scope.

    Rodrigo Mena
  • Zemzem Shigute Shuka

    'Transformative Social Protection in Ethiopia' 

    In my work I assess and analyze the transformative potential of and interactions between two large social protection programs in Ethiopia. I highlight key design features which are likely to enhance the ability of such schemes in reducing the vulnerability of rural households.

    Zemzem Shigute Shuka
  • Brenda Rodriguez Cortes

    'Studying Women's Sexuality with Participatory Research'

    In her presentation, Brenda Rodríguez will discuss the feminist participatory approach in her study of women's sexuality. Her research explores how women understand and experience their sexuality with a special focus on the colonial legacies that continue to shape sexual subjectivities until this day and the ways in which these are being resisted. 

    Portret picture taken in 2019
More information

Professors are invited to join the academic procession.

Please assemble at 15:30 in room 1.31 at ISS, bring your own gown and confirm by sending an email to beadle@iss.nl                 

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