…publications or access member information Become a subscribed user to the site – free, with limited access to publications Become a full member of the HDCA – pay a nominal membership fee and have full access to publications and member listings, as well as other member benefits (such as a subscription to the Journal of Human Development & Capabilities) The table below summarizes the benefits available at each level. (This table is still a draft /…
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Why join the HDCA?
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Vishwanath, Babitha (2022). 'Human Development, CSR and ESG – Case Studies of Brazil, India, China and South Africa' Paper presented at the annual conference of the HDCA 2022.
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Zheng, Yingqin (2011). "Does ICT expand freedom: China's informatization and the agency-focused Capability Approach" Paper presented at the 8th annual conference of the HDCA, 6-8 September 2011, the Hague, the Netherlands.
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Xia, Qingjie (2011). "The Impact of Public Sector and State-Owned Enterprises on Income Inequality of Urban China: 1988-2008" Paper presented at the 8th annual conference of the HDCA, 6-8 September 2011, the Hague, the Netherlands.
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Regan, Matthew. 2013. "The Curious Case of Bali’s Subak System World Heritage Site: A Meditation on Heritage, Agency, & Development in the Light of Complexity" Paper presented at the 10th annual conference of the HDCA, Managua, September 9-12.
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2025 HDCA Conference – Bradford, UK
September 1-5, 2025
Hosted by the University of Bradford
“Culture, Peace and Capabilities”
At the heart of the capability approach (CA) is the idea of human flourishing. However, human flourishing is challenging, and in some cases, not possible, in a world of conflict and insecurity – whether between nations, or between groups within a country or between individuals at the micro-level of a society.
The foundational ideas of the CA (of both Sen and Nussbaum schools) envision a society where constitutional guarantees and deliberative public reasoning provide for the protection of minorities and disadvantaged individuals, and at a theoretical level these should be the starting points for building institutions to mitigate against conflict and to resolve conflicts where these appear.
As we welcome the community of the ‘Human Development and the Capability Association’ to the University of Bradford where the UK’s first Peace Studies Department was founded in 1973, the idea of connecting the CA with peace is an exciting and significant theme to explore. Bradford is also celebrating being the UK ’City of Culture 2025’. The year-long celebration recognizes the contributions made by generations of waves of immigrants over the last two centuries.
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
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Ha, Wei , and Junjian Yi, and Junsen Zhang (2009). "Internal Migration and Income Inequality in China: Evidence from Village Panel Data" United Nations Development Programme, Human Development Reports Research Paper 2009/27 United Nations Development Programme pp. 1-38
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Chindarkar, Namrata (2012). "Is there a high degree of inequality of opportunity for rural-urban migrant children in China?" Paper presented at the 9th annual conference of the HDCA, 5-7 September 2012, Jakarta, Indonesia.