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Examining liberal rationality in development cooperation: are we prepared to address our own blind spots?
By Dr Nina Volles Every so often, a piece of writing lands not just in our inboxes, but in our gut. It disrupts. It clarifies. And it refuses to be shelved as “an interesting read”. Anne Menzel’s paper, Situating liberal rationality: unacknowledged commitments in progressive knowledge production and policymaking, is one of those. Published as SCRIPTS Working Paper No. 23, it challenges the foundational assumptions of how we think, work, and justify what we do in international
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Oct 154 min read
From development to agency: confronting the limits of incremental change
I almost accidentally got into international development. My background is in managing higher education, and I got into the field in a...
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Jul 237 min read
Green skills beyond the classroom: how education and labour systems must adapt to a changing planet
A RECI webinar brought education and labour market actors together to examine the role of competency frameworks in a fast-moving green...
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May 204 min read
Rethinking governance in education: A critical look at inclusion and co-creation
Ana Werkstetter Caravaca, a PhD candidate with the SCRIPTS cluster of excellence and an expert who has worked with Paeradigms and...
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Jan 84 min read
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