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  1. Latin American Network: Introduction

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    …usivo centrado en temas relacionados al desarrollo humano en América Latina. Si bien recomendamos fuertemente a todos los colegas interesados en este grupo afiliarse a la HDCA, es posible ser incluido en la lista de correos electrónicos de la HDCA-LA aún sin contar con una membresía activa de la HDCA. No obstante, el acceso a recursos importantes de la HDCA, tales como el Journal of Human Development and Capabilities, está disponible únicamente pa…

  2. Education TG webinar on: “Wellbeing, Freedom and Social Justice. The Capability Approach Re-examined” – implications for education

    …our contributions. The book is available at: https://www.openbookpublishers.com/product/682 Instructions to Join the Webinar Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone. https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/503579309 You can also dial in using your phone. United States: +1 (224) 501-3412 Access Code: 503-579-309 Joining from a video-conferencing room or system? Dial: 67.217.95.2##503579309 Cisco devices: 503579309@67.217.95.2 Fi…

  4. JHDC Special Issue Call for Papers – Communities and Capabilities

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    …ssion Procedure Please submit papers online at: http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/cjhd. According to the JHDC’s guidelines for preparing manuscripts, please send the paper identified as “Main Document”, with all information identifying the authors removed to allow it to be refereed anonymously. When submitting, please choose ‘special issue article’ as the manuscript type, and ‘Special Issue on Communities and Capabilities’ as the special issue name….

  5. Webinar Discussion: Democratising Measurement: A Case Study from Well-Being Public Policy.

    …ogical science into public policy. Register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/democratising-measurement-a-case-study-from-well-being-public-policy-tickets-147848084601# — 2021 Webinar Series: Multidimensional Well-Being: Concepts, Measurement, & Application April – July 2021 The webinar series brings together and into conversation established scholars, junior researchers, and practitioners working to conceptualise, measure, and improve multid…

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    • 2020

  9. 2022 HDCA Conference – Antwerp, Belgium

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    The HDCA annual conference will take place from 19-22 September 2022.

    “Capabilities and Transformative Institutions”

    How can we organize today for the world of tomorrow? Covid-19 has taught us that we are not ready. We have re-discovered our common vulnerability – not only to a virus, but also to problems and difficulties arising from policy mismatch, institutional hiccups, authoritarian backlash and the effects of increasing national and international inequality. Divided we have stood, unable to act well  in concert. How can we improve the structures of living together and face the challenges ahead to build a more just and sustainable world? The HDCA Conference 2022 puts this question center stage.

    Institutions, social arrangements, or the structures which emerge from our social ways of living, have been considered from many perspectives through the range of disciplines that engage with the capability approach. The conference will provide an opportunity to let these various understandings speak to and learn from each other.

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