Contested Ecologies: Re-imagining the Nature-culture Divide in the Global South offers an intervention in the conversations on ecology and on coloniality, and on the ways in which modern thinking, with its bifurcation of ...

In almost all low-income countries rurality is associated with geographic regions trapped in backwardness, poverty and underdevelopment. Rural areas are hardly seen as territories for producing new ideas and modern ...

the report starts by describing the three different types of agriculture that are currently practiced worldwide and looks at an international understanding of indigenous knowledge, while raking not of the current ways in ...

The chapter reflects on research that rethinks classic concerns of comparative and international education - the relationships between education and work and the role of education in development. The promises of knowledge-led ...

The advancement of science and technology is essential for economic growth and wealth creation. The challenges facing countries are how to develop and sustain their science and technology capacity that will contribute ...