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Professor Juanita Elias has secured funding from the ESRC Impact Accelerator Account’s Evolving Impact Fund for her project, Building Impact: Practitioner Engagement for Gender-Sensitive Housing Solutions.

For decades, the United States and USAID have been central to financing and shaping the global peacebuilding, development, and humanitarian sectors. However, with evolving geopolitical priorities, a changing donor landscape, and growing calls for locally-led solutions, the sector faces significant questions about its future. This event seeks to explore how the peace and development ecosystem can adapt to a world with reduced reliance on US and USAID funding, identifying opportunities for innovation, collaboration, and sustainability.

The Environmental Politics cluster in PAIS was represented in a workshop on the "Climate change and the politics of free expression" organised by the University of Amsterdam on February 14, 2025.

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Title of event:

IPE cluster debate: Capitalist Value and Sustainability Struggles

Date: 12th March 2025

Time: 17.00 - 18.30

Location: A1.11 (Soc Sci)

Any questions, please e-mail mareike.beck@warwick.ac.uk

The Journal of Political Ideologies has recently published an article written by Dr Salomé Ietter.

The article, entitled ‘Back to Class? The populism of the ‘Gilets jaunes’’, makes an original contribution on the links between populism, class, and anti-populism.