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New Ideas Initiative Awards and Events
New Ideas Initiative Awards and Events
Seven awards have been made under the New Ideas Initiative and many events are now scheduled.
Events are taking place throughout May and we are organising a workshop and roundtable in Accra on 13th and 14th June. Professor Geof Wood, DSA President, will also be delivering a Public Lecture at the University of Ghana Legon Campus on the afternoon of 12th June.
For more information, please visit the NI pages.
Ideas4development Blog

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Latest Posts:
- Men in Black: Busan draws to a close
- Rethinking the role of intermediaries in bridging policy, research and practice
- Rethinking Campaigns: Following a session at the DSA conference Duncan Green reflects on the thinking behind the new Grow campaign at Oxfam
Journal of International Development accepted in ISI
The DSA has great pleasure in announcing that its journal - the Journal of International Development, published by Wiley-Blackwell - has been accepted for coverage under the ISI Social Sciences Citation Index.
They will start coverage with the current volume, so the first official Impact Factor will be the 2011 Impact Factor (counting citations made in 2011 to papers published in 2009 and 2010). This will be released in June 2012.
- Latest Issue: May 2012
- January 2012 Issue now free online
- Virtual Issue FREE Online - Resilience in an Unequal Capitalist World
By Andrew Fischer and Uma Kothari
This Journal of International Development (JID) Virtual Issue has been designed to coincide with the EADI-DSA conference in September 2011 on the theme of “Rethinking Development in an Age of Scarcity and Uncertainty: New Values, Voices and Alliances for Increased Resilience” The papers in this special issue have been selected from past issues of the Journal, dating from 2000 to 2010, on the subject of resilience.






