Connectors Study Podcast, Episode 3: The Historical Contingency of the Research and Our Responses to It

In this episode we join Melissa, Christos, and Vinnarasan as they explore the context in which the research took place. Each of the three cities were, and are, experiencing major political and social changes. In London it was the impact of Brexit, in Athens it was the election of a radical left party and the migrant crisis, and in Hyderabad it was the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh. The global financial crisis lingers in the background of these discussions.

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Connectors Study Podcast, Episode 3: The Historical Contingency of the Research and Our Responses to It is an episode from Childhood Publics podcast by Childhood Publics.

This episode is 00:26:48 long.

This episode was published on Nov 21, 2018.

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