A feminist relational perspective on poverty and prosperity
Understanding the relationship between poverty and prosperity as looped rather than linear prompts reflection and reimagination of the meaning of prosperity and post-growth futures.
Susan Murphy
Susan P. Murphy is an Associate Professor in Development Practice at the School of Natural Sciences (Discipline of Geography), Trinity College Dublin, and the Principal Investigator of GEOFORMATIONS, a European Research Council (ERC) funded project examining the geographies of dynamic governance assemblages in development cooperation civil society spaces (2023-2028). Her research interests lie in international development governance, ethics, policy, and practice. She directs the Climate Justice in Development research group.
Developing new frameworks for just governance models
Discussing her research background and the project’s goals with the Office of the Dean of Research, Murphy highlighted the importance of adaptive, inclusive, and just development cooperation governance as complex needs continue to accelerate, and trust and legitimacy in traditional…