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Geographical Perspectives on “Development”
- Summer School for PhD students
3rd to 6th October 2016 – Bonn, Germany
Monday 3.10.
9.00
Tuesday 4.10.
AG 1.1 continued:
(De)colonizing
Geography?
(Neuburger/Schmitt)
AG 2.1: Science &
Technology in/for
Development
(Verne/Kleine, tbc)
11:00
Registration
AG 2.2
‚Participation’ in times
of/for Societal
Transformation – sociopolitical &
methodological
challenges intertwined!
(Tröger/Mistry)
Wednesday 5.10.
AG 3.1: Umwelt und
Entwicklung (Bauriedl)
AG 3.2: Theorizing,
researching and
(re)politicizing
“economic”
“entanglements” in the
Global South (Ouma/
Stenmanns/Gemählich)
AG 3.3
Migration, Translokalität
und Entwicklung
(Steinbrink/Sakdapolrak/
Sterly)
Thursday 6.10.
AG 4.1: Manoeuvring
Challenging Research
Contexts
(Doevenspeck/Gebauer)
AG 4.2: Arbeit und
ungleiche Entwicklung
(Berndt/Etzold)
AG 4.3: 3 Things They
Never Told You about
Culture(s), Risk and
Disasters
(Geiselhart/Krüger/Titz)
AG 4.4: Accessing social
and spatial ordering,
negotiating practices
(Gebauer/Haferburg)
AG 2.3
Spatial Patterns of
‘Alternatives to
Development’
(Koop)
AG 2.4
Nature in Capitalism
(Reis/Weisser)
12.00
Welcome address &
introduction
LUNCH
Detlef Müller-Mahn
“Development geography
today – struggling with
ambiguities”
13.00
14.00
15:00
16:00
LUNCH (provided on site)
AG 1.1: (De)colonizing
Geography?
à Session in German!
(Neuburger/Schmitt)
AG 1.2:
Community owned
solutions for
sustainability
challenges videography aiming at
true participation and
empowerment'
ATTENTION: The
workshop calls for your
active participation! We
need 4 hours and will thus
start at 13hrs. Participants
are invited to bring their
lunch.
(Mistry)
Stand:05.08.2016
LUNCH
A prolonged lunch break
shall allow all workshop
organizers and conveners
to be flexible in their
planning.
Keynote A
AbdouMaliq Simone
Keynote B
Christian Berndt
Post-Colonial
Perspectives on the Urban
South
Economic perspectives in
development geography
PLENARY WRAP UP
Walks & Visits
We came up with a
number of activities to
leave the classroom and
‘go out there’. You will be
able to register for one of
them at the reception desk
on day one.
AG 3.1 continued:
Umwelt und
Entwicklung (Bauriedl)
PLENARY WRAP UP
&
Outcomes of the last
three days...
AG 3.2 continued:
Theorizing, researching
and (re)politicizing
“economic”
“entanglements” in the
Global South (Ouma/
Stenmanns/Gemählich)
AG 3.3 continued:
Migration, Translokalität
und Entwicklung
(Steinbrink/
Sakdapolrak/Sterly)
COFFEE BREAK
Geographical Perspectives on “Development”
- Summer School for PhD students
3rd to 6th October 2016 – Bonn, Germany
AG 1.3: Politicising
Global Chain
Governance?
(Fuchs/Bußler/Lopez
Ayala/Tessmann)
17:00
PLENARY WRAP UP &
RECEPTION, open end
(supper provided)
PLENARY WRAP UP
PANELDISCUSSION
‘Theory meets practice’
& GET TOGETHER
(supper provided)
Stand:05.08.2016

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