The Paradox of Participatory Empowerment: Analysing Horizontal Power Dynamics in Rural Uttar Pradesh
This blog features a guest post by Fionn Casey Ó Siochrú drawing on postgraduate field research carried out in rural…
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Shifting Aid, Shifting Ground: How NGOs are Adapting in Costa Rica’s Pacific Region
This blog forms Part 2 of a two-part series reflecting on field research undertaken in Costa Rica’s Pacific Region. At Geoformations, our work…
Researching NGOs & Climate Adaptation amid Global Aid Shifts: Field Reflections from Costa Rica’s Pacific Region
This blog forms Part 1 of a two-part series reflecting on field research undertaken in Costa Rica’s Pacific Region. When…
How my time as a Visiting Researcher with GEOFORMATIONS shaped my doctoral research
My research journey: When I first reached out to Dr. Susan Murphy, recognising our shared research interests and having followed…
Localisation and the Future of International Development
Our Principal Investigator, Dr. Susan Murphy, recently delivered a webinar in collaboration with E3 at Trinity College Dublin as part…
Development Dialogues: GEOFORMATIONS Team Launch Action Research Roundtable Series
The GEOFORMATIONS team recently launched the Action Research Roundtable (ARRO) Series, a platform for collaborative dialogue on key themes and…
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.
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…