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SEED Research Seminar / July 30, 2021 [Virtual Session]
Presentations by: Lutfun Nahar Lata and Christopher Kelly. Session Co-chairs: Febe De Geest and Ibrahim Yakubuinfur.msd.unimelb.edu.au/2021/07/04/seed-research-seminar-july-30-2021-virtual-session
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How Khori Gaon Residents, Now Facing Eviction, Were Forgotten During the Pandemic
The Supreme Court’s orders of 2020 and 2021 for the eviction of Khori Gaon residents without rehabilitation has naturally heavily affected those living there. -
SEED Research Seminar / June 25, 2021 [Virtual Session]
Presentations by: Noel Manzano and Erich Wolff Session Co-chairs: Francesca Ferlicca and Rewa Maratheinfur.msd.unimelb.edu.au/2021/06/25/seed-research-seminar-june-25-2021-virtual-session
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Why the Haryana Government Must Not Evict One Lakh Residents of Khori Gaon
On June 7, Supreme Court reiterated its order of February and April 2020 to evict the Khori Gaon basti on the Delhi-Haryana border, falling within the Faridabad Municipal Corporation (FMC) jurisdiction. The eviction orders are premised on a set of cases heard in the higher courts since 2010. -
COVID-19 and Global South Cities: Solidarity, Resistance and Recovery
he UN has reported that over 90% of reported COVID-19 cases worldwide have come from urban areas, turning the spotlight on cities as the pandemic’s epicentre. -
SEED Research Seminar / May 28, 2021 [Virtual Session]
Presentation by: Sandra Carrasco, Neeraj Dangol and Majdi Faleh Session Co-chairs: Stephanie Butcher and Mahsa Meshgarinfur.msd.unimelb.edu.au/2021/05/28/seed-research-seminar-may-28-2021-virtual-session
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SEED Research Seminar / April 19, 2021 [Virtual Session]
Presentations: Madhulika Sahoo and Sambath My Session Co-chairs: Diah Asih Purwaningrum (Roro) and Tanzil Shafiqueinfur.msd.unimelb.edu.au/2021/04/19/seed-research-seminar-april-19-2021-virtual-session
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Emerging Scholar Series March / April / May 2021
International Webinars 2021 Emerging Scholar Series Read abstracts hereinfur.msd.unimelb.edu.au/2021/03/18/emerging-scholar-series-march-april-may-2021
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Feb 18, 2021 / Research Seminar #8 / Desiring Karail: Morphogenesis of an Informal Settlement in Dhaka
Informal settlements currently house more than a billion people; they are pervasive, expanding and persistent. Some embody slum conditions while others do not. -
2020 ECR International Research Colloquium / Nov 27 and Dec 04, 2020 [watch recorded sessions]
PANEL SESSION 1: STATE & INFORMALITY Chaired by Reden Recio November 27, 5:00 – 6:15 PM, Melbourne time Housing politics and the nightmares of spatial planning in indigenous communities: A review of colonial experience in Tamale, Ghana (Ibrahim Yakubu, University for Development Studies, Ghana) Infrastructure provision in informal settlements: the challenges and opportunities for co-production […]
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