Term 1
PERG/CEDAR Seminar - Monday 6th October 1-2pm, R136
Nhung Nguyen, Department of Geography, Royal Holloway
Local coastal governance and participatory geographic information systems
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CEDAR Workshop - Wednesday 22nd October 1-3pm, R136
AbdouMaliq Simone, Department of Sociology, Goldsmiths
Intersecting urbanization from Jakarta to Dakar
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CEDAR Seminar - Monday 10th November 1-2pm, R136
Nadarajah Shanmugaratnam, Department of International Environment & Development Studies, Norwegian University of Life Sciences
Militarisation, ethno-territoriality and livelihoods in the north and east of Sri Lanka
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CEDAR/PERG Workshop - Tuesday 11th November 10am-12pm, IN243 (International Building on the floor above Café Jules)
Nadarajah Shanmugaratnam, Department of International Environment & Development Studies, Norwegian University of Life Sciences
Conflict, post-conflict and development
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CEDAR Workshop – Wednesday 19th November 1-3pm, R136
David Dodman, International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED)
Vulnerability and adaptation to climate change in urban areas: an environment and development approach
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CEDAR Seminar – Monday 1st December 1-2pm, R136
Auchariya Yongphrayoon, Department of Geography, Royal Holloway
Hedonic price model and GIS for mass land valuation in Bangkok Metropolis
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Term 2
PERG/CEDAR Workshop - Thursday 15th January 2-4pm, R136
Joel Wainwright, Department of Geography, Ohio State University
“Decolonizing Development”: A postgraduate workshop with Joel Wainwright
CEDAR Workshop – Wednesday 21st January 1-3pm, R136
Jules Pretty OBE, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Essex
Do connections to nature matter today?
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CEDAR Annual Lecture – Wednesday 21st January 5:30pm, Queens Lecture Theatre
Jules Pretty OBE, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Essex
Sustainable agriculture and the state of the world food system
CEDAR Seminar - Monday 9th February 1-2pm, R136
Dan Wagner, Director of National Centre on Adult Literacy/International Literacy Institute, University of Pennsylvania
ICT4D for the poorest of the poor: linking literacy and technology in India and South Africa
CEDAR Seminar - Monday 23rd February 1-2pm, R136 (cancelled)
Katherine Brickell, Department of Geography, Royal Holloway
'Participatory' Photography: Visual narratives from Cambodia and the UK/Poland
CEDAR Seminar - Monday 9th March 12-1pm, R136
David Hollow, Department of Geography, Royal Holloway
The challenges of effective evaluation in ICT for education initiatives in Africa
CEDAR Workshop - Wednesday 11th March 1-3pm, R136
Ben Wisner, International Crisis Group, United Nations
Blending local knowledge and outside specialist knowledge in development and risk reduction: Easier said than done!