This Institute focused on critical intellectual traditions from the Global South. Discussion and debate were configured around four main thematic clusters: History, Democracy and the Politics of Memory; Theorizing Violence: Contested traditions; Global Flows: Diaspora and critical thought; Opening Up Epistemes: Indigenous knowledge systems, converging sciences and digital humanities.
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This Institute focused on cutting-edge research and innovative methodologies used to explore, quantify and account for inequality, and promote new thinking about development.
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This Institute examined specific areas of law (international economic law; labor; property and land reform; human rights; etc.) from a critical perspective, as well as explored new approaches to institutional and regulatory structures at the global level.
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This Institute focused on the scholarly field of entrepreneurship and its potential application to business and academic contexts in the developing world, focusing on technology entrepreneurship and its intersection with 1) technology innovation and 2) development economics.
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