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Tag Archives: research
Evidence for zombies
Last Friday I came home from Edinburgh, head buzzing with ideas after a 2-day meeting on evidence in development and global health. ‘How is evidence defined?’ the speakers from universities and NGOs asked. ‘How is it generated and used?’ Or … Continue reading
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Four ways to change the world, from university
Last week a conference at University College London made me reconsider what universities are, and what they might be. These thoughts seem so vital right now that I’m interrupting the narrative of my trip to Congo to share them. The … Continue reading
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Tagged capitalism, change the world, climate, religion, research, revolution, science, university
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A Human View 