New work has been published by UPD Professor Sylvia Chant and colleagues: Bradshaw, Sarah and Chant, Sylvia and Linneker, Brian (2017) ‘Knowing gendered poverty in the Global South: a protracted path to progress?’ Spazio Filosofico, […]
Professor Sylvia Chant has two recent publications, one with UPD Research Student Jordana Ramalho. Chant, Sylvia; Klett-Davies, Martina and Ramalho, Jordana (2017) ‘Challenges and Potential Solutions for Adolescents in Urban Settings: A Rapid Evidence Review Report […]
A new publication by Professor Sylvia Chant is featured in the January issue of Sight and Life Magazine, ‘Addressing World Poverty Through Women and Girls: A Feminised Solution?’ A free and downloadable version of the […]
At the end of the Michaelmas term last year, LSE Research Festival announced a number of category winners, and Sally Park, a final year BA Geography student in the Department of Geography and Environment, was one […]
Sylvia Chant’s (2016) ‘Women, girls and world poverty: empowerment, equality or essentialism?’ is the winner of the Editor’s Choice February 2016 in International Development Planning Review. Abstract: This paper asks if mounting reliance on women and girls to […]
[Originally Posted on the LSE teaching blog] As the call for submissions to LSE Research Festival Exhibition 2015 is launched, several of the School’s academics who exhibited photographs and films last year tell us about […]