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Unpacking the private sector. An interview with Unusual suspects researcher Sarah Cummings.
Yannicke Goris , Arthur Rempel | 15 May 2025In this interview article, researcher Sarah Cummings explains the purpose and findings of her study 'An unusual suspect: the private sector in knowledge brokering in international development'
▶Expanding the evidence base on knowledge brokering in international development
Sarah Cummings , Edith van Ewijk | 22 October 2024To identify ways in which the use of evidence in policy and practice can be enhanced, the Science for Using Research (SURe) programme initiated three research projects. This article discusses their preliminary results.
▶Expect the unexpected: focus on the unintended effects of international cooperation
Dirk-Jan Koch | 06 February 2025Unintended effects of international cooperation should be studied much more. Prof. Dirk-Jan Koch explains why.
▶Secretariat for the Knowledge Platform on Development Policies
07 May 2025The African Studies Centre (ASC), the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC), the International Institute of Social Studies (ISS/EUR) and globalization think tank The Broker are excited to announce that they will be hosting the Secretariat fo...
▶Development strategies start with small-scale farming
Evert-jan Quak | 01 April 2025The final report of the Tracking Development project concludes that successful development strategies focus on small-scale farmers and give them and small entrepreneurs the freedom and protection to build on a future rather than on industrialisation.
▶Northern Crises and Southern Development
Charles Gore | 19 December 2024The Broker was present at the annual conference of the Development Studies Association in London on 3 November to learn about the present state of the debate within the development studies community in the UK. During the discussion, five hot issue...
▶Van onderzoek naar kennisintensivering
Evert-jan Quak | 07 December 2024De kennisbrief die staatssecretaris Knapen op 14 november 2024 stuurde naar de Tweede Kamer staat niet op zich, maar komt voort uit een lange traditie waarin onderzoek en ontwikkeling in nauwe samenhang met elkaar staan.
▶Aandacht voor informatie
Harry Heemskerk | 04 December 2024In de kennisbrief van staatssecretaris Ben Knapen komt het woord informatie niet voor. Daar dreigt een gevaar in, namelijk dat informatievoorziening als vanzelfsprekend wordt aangenomen. Vanzelfsprekend is ze niet. En gratis ook niet.
▶Building egalitarian relations
Ton Meijers | 28 November 2024We have followed very closely the exchanges around the new Knowledge Policy and we would like to give a small contribution to the ongoing debate.We welcome that the Dutch government explicitly recognizes in its Knowledge Policy of development coop...
▶Platform of vals plat
Arno Maatman | 27 November 2024De kennisbrief schetst nog niet veel meer dan de contouren van nieuw beleid om kennis en onderzoek in te zetten voor ontwikkelingssamenwerking. Dat maakt het lastig om erop te reageren, om ervoor te zijn of er tegen. Maar vragen roept het wel op.
▶Houdt ambassades op de achtergrond
Arie Kuyvenhoven | 27 November 2024De brief van de Staatssecretaris van Buitenlandse Zaken over kennisbeleid valt in vijf secties uiteen. Zo is ook het commentaar ingedeeld.
▶Een nieuw kennisbeleid
October 12, 2024Dit is de blog over het voorgenomen kennisbeleid van BuZa. Laat je mening horen!
▶Global development blog
June 15, 2025The Broker will publish interesting publications and current affairs in de field of global development.
▶Theory vs policy
February 15, 2025The International Studies Association is hosting its 51st Annual Convention in the vibrant city of New Orleans, USA.
▶Crisis and Opportunity
August 18, 2025The Development Studies Association , which works to connect and promote the development research community in UK and Ireland, will hold it's annual conference at the University of Ulster in Belfast from 2 – 4th September.
▶Knowledge on the move
Mariëtte Heres, Frans Bieckmann | April 07, 2025The traditional focus of development research on local and national processes has been rendered obsolete by the new global power relations. Researchers must be more concerned about relevance than academic excellence. And open knowledge networks ar...
▶Lessons not learned
Frans Bieckmann | May 29, 2025The lessons of a recent evaluation of demand-driven research programmes in developing countries have not been incorporated into the ministry’s new research policy.
▶Flagship of a global player
Frans Bieckmann | May 29, 2025Several EU member states have launched an initiative to set up a European Development Report. Such a report could strengthen Europe’s position as a global player. The theme is promising: a globally inclusive society based on fair multilateralism....
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