Dead papers: migrant 'illegality', city brokers, and the dilemma of exit for unauthorised African migrants in Delhi by Gill, B

“…Through the empirical optic of ‘dead papers’, this article highlights the lived complexities of documentary regimes in Global South contexts by exploring strategies and responses to the agency of migration documentation that are past their expiry date. …”

Frameworks for conflict mediation in international infrastructure development: A comparative overview and critical appraisal by Lezak, S, Ahearn, A, McConnell, F, Sternberg, T

“…Whilst the causes of this paradox are numerous, ranging from the increasing demand for natural resources to the limited regulatory capacity of governments in the global south to oversee developers, they also highlight the lack of engagement with effective conflict resolution mechanisms. …”

Riverine people of Borneo : everyday political ecology of ‘lanting’ community in Sintang, West Kalimantan by Lubis, Mira S., Susanto, Dalhar, Harjoko, Triatno Y.

“…In the cities of Global South, riverbank settlements is often generalized, even stigmatized as slums. …”
Get full text

Low-regret climate change adaptation in coastal megacities – evaluating large-scale flood protection and small-scale rainwater detention measures for Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam by L. Scheiber, C. G. David, C. G. David, M. Hoballah Jalloul, J. Visscher, H. Q. Nguyen, H. Q. Nguyen, R. Leitold, R. Leitold, J. Revilla Diez, J. Revilla Diez, T. Schlurmann

Get full text

Desirable qualities of REDD+ projects not considered in decisions of project locations by M Pasgaard, O Mertz

“…Reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+) has become a major conservation and development concept for international climate change mitigation over the past years with hundreds of so-called ‘demonstration’ or ‘pilot’ projects being planned and implemented across the Global South. Since the broad aim of such projects is to demonstrate climate benefits from reduced deforestation, as well as social co-benefits in receiving countries, the decision on REDD+ locations should ideally center on specific geographical and socioeconomic characteristics, such as high deforestation threat, low opportunity costs, large forest area size, and high local willingness to engage. …”
Get full text

Opportunities for changing teacher norms vary by underlying factors in teachers' selves, situations, standards, and society by Yue-Yi Hwa

“…Teachers are pivotal to any efforts to raise the devastatingly low levels of foundational learning that persist across much of the Global South. However, in many education systems, teachers are not equipped with the resources needed for effecting such change. …”
Get full text

Climate Change and UNESCO World Heritage-Listed Cultural Properties: A Systematic Review, 2008–2021 by Ky Nam Nguyen, Sarah Baker

“…This article also highlights the need for greater representation from the Global South in terms of both geographic focus and authorship, the lack of collaboration between Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) and Humanities, Arts and Social Science (HASS) disciplines, the capacity for collective action from different stakeholders, the importance of intangible elements, and the effects of both international and national legal frameworks and regulations.…”
Get full text

Secondary supermarket revolution: food sources and food security in Northern Namibia by Lawrence Kazembe, Jonathan Crush, Ndeyapo Nickanor

“…Abstract A central feature of the transformation of urban food systems in cities of the Global South is the growing presence of supermarkets and their supply chains, often termed supermarketization or a supermarket revolution. …”
Get full text

Cultural Tourism in South Africa: A Case Study of the Experiences of Employees by Ngcebo Masilela, Gijsbert Hoogendoorn, Gustav Visser

“…Despite this type of research’s growth, many locations in the Global South require investigation. This paper attempts to address this dearth by investigating the experiences of people employed at the Matsamo Cultural Village in the Mpumalanga Province of South Africa. …”
Get full text

Head lice as vectors of pathogenic microorganisms by Hermann Feldmeier

“…In contrast, body lice (Pediculus humanus corporis) are confined to marginalized population groups in countries of the Global South, homeless people, and refugees. Body lice are known to transmit an array of bacterial pathogens, such as R. prowazekii, R. rickettsii, C. burneti, B. quintana, B. recurrentis, and Y. pestis. …”
Get full text

Decolonising knowledge: Enacting the civic role of the university in a community-based project by Mary McAteer, Lesley Wood

“…The need to work in partnership with communities in a meaningful and impactful way has become a core part of university planning in many countries around the world. In the Global South, the potential for the Eurocentric knowledges and power structures to dominate such partnerships is pervasive. …”
Get full text

Going Back with Glee: A Case Study of Indonesian Migrant Workers Engaging in Circular Migration by Erna Setijaningrum, Asiyah Kassim, Rochyati Triana, Reza Dzulfikri

“…Furthermore, the research adds to the widening topography of migration studies by which it provides a broader picture in painting the “human” rationality behind circular migration in Global South.…”
Get full text

Apartheid, authoritarianism and anticolonial struggles viewed from the Right by Phillip Becher

“…In his works on Fascism in the Global South, written during the Cold War, Gregor does not find developmental regimes akin to the Mussolini dictatorship among the largely pro-Western right-wing authoritarianisms that emerged in the Tricont, but rather within the largely left-wing national liberation fronts and the political systems they built up. …”
Get full text

Guided organic growth: A paradigm shift in new city making by Elhanafy Heba

“…This paper aims to rethink new city making in the Global South and suggests a definite need for a paradigm shift.…”
Get full text

Maternal Health Information Disparities Amid Covid-19: Comparing Urban and Rural Expectant Mothers in Ghana by Sahar Khamis, Delight Jessica Agboada

“…However, the impact of the pandemic on maternal health information access among rural and urban mothers has not been studied, especially in the Global South. Guided by the channel complementarity theory, we examined the sources of maternal health information rural and urban Ghanaian mothers used during the pandemic. …”
Get full text

Engaging in Decolonial ‘Pedagogizations’ at a Colombian Doctoral Teacher Education Program in English Language Teaching by Harold Castañeda-Peña, Pilar Méndez-Rivera

“…Decolonial engagement in education is becoming geo and body politically multifaceted across the global south and north. It is witnessing the emergence of ‘pedagogies of crossing,’ pedagogías insumisas (unsubordinate pedagogies), and ‘trans/queer pedagogies,’ among others. …”
Get full text

The Role of Civil Society in Mobilizing Human Rights Struggles for Essential Medicines: A Critique from HIV/AIDS to COVID-19 by Sharifah Sekalala, Belinda Rawson

“…Instead of focusing chiefly on securing an intellectual property waiver to the TRIPS Agreement, civil society organizations are now challenging vaccine injustice, rejecting the “charity discourse” that fuels Global South dependency on Global North actors in favor of scaling up manufacture in low- and middle-income countries, and moving to embed the right to access medicines in a new World Health Organization pandemic treaty with civil society organization participation and meaningful representation from low- and middle-income countries. …”
Get full text

Necessity as a driver in bending agricultural gender norms in the Eastern Gangetic Plains of South Asia by Pragya Timsina, Anjana Chaudhary, Akriti Sharma, Emma Karki, Bhavya Suri, Brendan Brown

“…The majority of the farmers in the rural Global South continue to depend directly or indirectly on agriculture for their livelihoods. …”
Get full text

Supported Open Learning and Decoloniality: Critical Reflections on Three Case Studies by Robert Farrow, Tim Coughlan, Fereshte Goshtasbpour, Beck Pitt

“…Through recognising the importance of under-represented Global South perspectives, we consciously and critically reflect on our cases from a Global North framing to assess the extent to which the Supported Open Learning (SOL) model for engagement supports decolonisation and related processes. …”
Get full text

A Framework for Effective Collaboration with Crisis-Affected Communities by Jo Rose, Claudia Milena Adler

“…The paper draws on alternative notions of compassion from the Global South of contemporary humanitarian interventions as a philosophical foundation for the framework. …”
Get full text