
Associate Professor of Social Sustainability of Urban Transformations in the Global South, Development Studies Research Group @HELSINKISUS @Helsinkiuni
Joined September 2018
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Global Migration beyond Limits global.oup.com/academic/prod…
HELSUS Global South Encounters 15.12.2021 at 12.00-13.00
BOOK DISCUSSION: COAL AND ENERGY IN EMALAHLENI, SOUTH AFRICA: CONSIDERING A JUST TRANSITION
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The Price of Everything and the Value of Nothing;url=african-review.com/blog-deta…
Franklin Obeng-Odoom (PhD, Sydney) wins Joan Robinson Prize ppesydney.net/franklin-obeng… via @ppesydney
Decolonize the Commons – Debate! A Conversation with Franklin Obeng-Odoom - Antipode Online antipodeonline.org/2021/09/0… via @antipodeonline
Dear All,
Welcome to the next HELSUS Global South Encounters on June 30.6. at 16:15 une 30.6. at 16:15
GLOBAL GREEN NEW DEAL: THE CASE OF CHINA
When? 30.6.2021 at 16:15 Helsinki (check the time zone)
Where? Join Zoom seminar here
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'Franklin Obeng
-Odoom’s fascinating
book is one from which not just Africans but the rest of us in the global
South can derive many valuable lessons for our collective way forward.' Walden Bellow ppesydney.net/content/upload…
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Development economics must be rethought. Not only has it hindered the liberation of the Global South, it has also deflected attention from the most critical questions of underdevelopment.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Knowledge Divides developingeconomics.org/2020… via @CriticalDev
'While existing analyses frame Africa as needy of global ‘help’, this editorial argues that whether in terms of the economics of inequality, pandemics, or recovery, Africa can teach the rest of the world key lessons.'
Special Issue:inequality in Africa african-review.com/current-i…
While existing analyses frame Africa
as needy of global ‘help’, this editorial argues that whether in terms of the
economics of inequality, pandemics, or recovery, Africa can teach the rest of the
world key lessons. african-review.com/view-pape…
Philanthro-capitalism is dead. Radical philanthropy, on the other hand, is alive and demonstrates that 'another world is possible'. If so, its nature and principles must be clarified, a task we try to accomplish in our new work link.springer.com/article/10…
In our new paper, we show that 'Development economics, the main source of inspiration for analyzing widespread inequality in Africa ..., is not fit for purpose'.
tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1…
The Edinburgh Studies in Urban Political Economy is calling for book proposals edinburghuniversitypress.com…! Proposals to write books on social sustainability of urban transformations in the Global South @HELSINKISUS are strongly encouraged
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@EnTembo sharing his thoughts on communicating #sustainability science on Twitter for @HELSINKISUS society @helsinkiuni
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