Urban Gardens and Hunger in the City
January 21Lucy Jarosz, University of Washington, Department of Geography This project examines the relationships between urban gardens in Seattle,...
Relational Poverty Research by RPN Members
Filter by: All | Economic Crisis | Poverty discourse | Inequality | Difference: | Places: N. America, Latin America, Africa, Europe, Asia
Where is the love? Space, place, and poverty in Atlanta
January 14Andy Walter, The University of West Georgia, Department of Geosciences My research and teaching interests are in the areas of urban and economic...
From Poverty Reduction to Structural Transformation: Changing development logics in Tanzania
January 14Maia Green , The University of Manchester, Department of Anthropology This project examines how poverty reduction agendas established at the end...
The New Vulnerable: Being low wage and low income in the United States
January 14Randy Albelda, University of Massachusetts Boston, Economics Department and Center for Social Policy Randy Albelda is a Professor of Economics and...
Middle class, poverty and politics in a post-neoliberal landscape
December 27Santiago Canevaro and Nicolás Viotti, Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET) Our research describes a double...
Academics Stand Against Poverty
December 4Thomas Pogge, Leitner Professor of Philosophy and International Affairs, Yale University Thomas Pogge is President of Academics Stand Against...
Himalaya Climate Change Adaptation Programme
December 3Asuncion Lera St.Clair, Research Director, CICERO-Center for International Climate and Environmental Research- Oslo The Himalaya Climate Change...
Addressing poverty through place: place politics in the inner city
December 1Katherine B. Hankins, Georgia State University Katherine Hankins is an Associate Professor of Geography at Georgia State University in downtown...
Global Capitalism: A Love Story, an Enigma, a Tragedy
December 1Jim Glassman, University of British Columbia Global poverty and income inequality studies have received variable attention since the Second World...