JOINT CONFERENCE GRETHA-IDEA 2018 - A WORLD UNITED: ALLIANCE AND COLLECTIVE ACTION FOR AN ETHICAL DEVELOPMENT - UNIVERSITÉ DE BORDEAUX
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Joint Conference
GREThA-IDEA 2018
A World United:
Alliance and Collective Action for an
Ethical development
Bordeaux - June 25-27, 2018
Pôle Juridique et Judiciaire,
Université de Bordeaux
France
Located in Bordeaux, GREThA (Research Group in Theoretical and Applied Economics) is a joint research unit (Unité Mixte de Recherche), associating University of Bordeaux (UB) and the French National Research Centre (CNRS). The unit gathers 60 permanent active researchers, with an activity of constant research and scientific production and develops research programmes in economics with a strong interdisciplinary orientation on many topics that are addressed therein. The scientific project for the period 2016-2020 is organised around three main research lines: I) Innovation, Science, Industries; II) Ecosystem Dynamics (natural resources, cities and complexity); III) Inequalities, Development and Globalisation. GREThA researchers working on the latter programme develop their scientific investigations around three axes: (1) Norms, behavioral economics and decisions: ethics and inequalities; (2) Development dynamics and living conditions; (3) Economic History: international trade and financial globalization. http://gretha.u-bordeaux.fr/en The International Development Ethics Association is a unique international, cross-cultural, and interdisciplinary group of philosophers, development and environmental theorists, and practitioners. The aim of IDEA is threefold: 1. To apply ethical reflection to development goals and strategies and to relations between the “North” and “South”. Numerous groups are concerned with international development. Only IDEA, however, explicitly formulates and applies ethical principles to the theory and practice of global, national, and local development. 2. To effect ethically sound development policies, institutions, and practices. In the light of reasonable ethical principles, IDEA is committed to bringing about improvements in development and environmental policies, institutions and projects. 3. To promote solidarity, mutual support, and interchange among those development theorists and practitioners throughout the world who are seeking to implement ethically better development paradigms and strategies. https://developmentethics.org/
Fondée le 1er janvier 2012, l'Unité Mixte de recherches Internationale, UMI Résiliences , est le résultat d'une double tutelle CIRES/ IRD enrichie de partenariats institutionnels issus de collaborations scientifiques anciennes sur chacun de nos sites d'implantation: • en Côte d'Ivoire le CERAP, l' ENSEA et l' UAOB • à Madagascar l' UCM • au Sénégal l' UCAD Elle s’est fixée pour objectif original d’approfondir les connaissances sur les dynamiques sociales et socio-environnementales de fragilité, d’adaptation et de récupération, dans un monde marqué par des chocs et des crises de plus en plus fréquentes et sévères. A partir d’une série d’études de terrain en Côte d’Ivoire, à Madagascar et au Sénégal, elle étudie les stratégies que les individus, ménages et communautés mettent en œuvre pour s’adapter et survivre lorsqu’ils sont affectés par des changements ou des chocs de nature environnementale, sociale, économique ou politique. http://www.resiliences.ird.fr/ The Fund for Research in Economic Ethics (FREE) is a scientific association, founded in 2005. It aims to promote researches that cross issues of ethics, economics and development. For this purpose, it proposes an open access of numerous documents and publishes an academic journal: Ethique et Economique / Ethics and Economics (ethique-economiue.net) http://www.ethique-economique.fr/
GREThA-IDEA joint conference 2018
Contents
Practical Information ........................................................................ 1
Conference Programme ................................................................... 5
Plenaries.............................................................................................................. 6
Programme Overview ................................................................................... 7
Parallel Sessions ......................................................................................... 11
Presentation guidelines and timing ................................................................... 11
Parallel Sessions 1.............................................................................................. 11
Parallel Sessions 2.............................................................................................. 13
Parallel Sessions 3.............................................................................................. 14
Parallel Sessions 4.............................................................................................. 17
Parallel Sessions 5.............................................................................................. 18
Parallel Sessions 6.............................................................................................. 19
Parallel Sessions 7.............................................................................................. 22
Keynote Speakers ........................................................................... 24
Christine Koggel .............................................................................................
Vijayendra Rao...............................................................................................
Organizing Committee & Local Support ......................................... 25
List of participants………………………………………………………………………..26
Practical Information
GREThA-IDEA joint conference 2018
1. Conference Venue
The conference takes place in the Pôle Juridique et Judiciaire (PJJ) of the University
of Bordeaux (35, place Pey-Berland), at the heart of the city, next to the Saint
André Cathedral and the City Hall.
You can reach it on foot from all city-centre hotels or by tramway lines A (purple)
and B (red), Hôtel de Ville stop.
2. Public Transport (to the conference venue)
From St Jean train station: Take tramway line C (direction Bordeaux - Parc des
Expositions) then change at Porte de Bourgogne. Take line A (direction Pin Galant
or Le Haillan Rostand) and stop at Hôtel de Ville.
From the airport: At Aéroport Terminus bus stop, take the bus Liane 1 direction
Gare Saint Jean (40 minutes, standard fare). Stop at Palais de Justice. Walk 7
minutes down rue des Frères Bonie to the Place Pey Berland.
• Liane 1 provides also connecting services to Tramway Line A at Mérignac
Centre.
• Taxi from/to the center costs about 45€.
3. Registration
At the registration you will receive an information package including this
booklet, a 3-days pass for local public transport, which includes unlimited
access to all Trams and Buses as well as the Batcub (city boat). The package will
also include maps and tourist information leaflets.
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4. WLAN and Internet
Free wi-fi access is provided with a single user name and password on the
REAUMUR Network.
• Choose the ’REAUMUR’ network
• Start your browser and try accessing
any web site
• Allow pop−up and cookies
• Select "Conferences/Invités" in the
Home Establishment menu
• Enter login and password
User Name (login): JDD−n−1
Password: gmKRn+9
You can also use your EDUROAM account, provided by your university.
5. Lunches & Coffee Breaks
On Monday 25 and Tuesday 26, lunches and coffee breaks will be offered to
all participants in rooms RG & RE, ground floor.
On Wednesday 27, a coffee break will be offered to all participants in room RG,
ground floor.
6. Social Program
Monday, June 25, 18pm: Welcome wine tasting
Antoine, former sommelier in London and Dubai, now wine seller
(www.lacavedantoine.eu) will introduce you to the subtleties of Bordeaux wines,
accompanied by appetizers – on the conference venue, room RG, ground floor.
Tuesday, June 26, 8pm: Gala Dinner
The Gala Dinner will take place on a
River Cruise aboard the Sicambre: a
standing dinner while cruising the
Garonne River and admire views of the
UNESCO heritage façades of historic
Bordeaux.
Departure/Arrival: 8:30pm-10.30pm
Rendezvous at 8pm at the Ponton d’Honneur on Quai Richelieu
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Gala Dinner Meeting Point: From the conference venue, you can take the
tramway line A from ‘Hotel de ville’ stop (direction ‘La Gardette/ Floirac/
Cenon’) to ‘Place du Palais’ stop, then walk 5 mn to the Ponton d’honneur.
7. Tourist Information:
You can find more detailed tourist information on the website:
www.bordeaux-tourism.co.uk/
See also:
- Comité Régional du Tourisme en Aquitaine:
http://www.tourisme-aquitaine.fr/en/
- Comité Départemental du Tourisme de la
Gironde:
http://www.visitbordeauxgironde.co.uk/
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Conference
Programme
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Plenaries
Keynotes
Christine KOGGEL, Carleton University (Canada)
Epistemic Injustice in a Settler Nation: Lessons from Canada’s Truth and
Reconciliation Commission
Vijayendra RAO, World Bank (USA)
Deliberative Inequality: A Text-As-Data Study of Village Assemblies in
India
Eric Palmer, Allegheny College (USA)
Jay Drydyk, Carleton University (Canada)
Nigel Dower, University of Aberdeen (UK)
IDEA Presidents’ address & Closing session
Roundtable
Allies in ethical development: a discussion of development ethics in theory
and practice facilitated by the Routledge Handbook of Development Ethics
Jay Drydyk (Carleton University)
Xavier Ricard (CCFD)
Jean-Luc Dubois (UMI Resilience, IRD)
Vijayendra Rao (World Bank)
Sandra Boni (Universidad Politechnica de Valencia)
Christine Koggel (Carleton University)
Byaruhanga Rukooko Archangel (Makerere University)
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Programme Overview
Monday 25th June
Main Hall 8.15-9.00 Welcoming participants
9.00-9.30 Official opening session
Amphi
DUGUIT GREThA - UMI Resilience - FREE
IDEA Welcome and introduction
Amphi 9.30-10.20 Keynote lecture 1
DUGUIT Christine Koggel, Carleton University (Canada)
Epistemic Injustice in a Settler Nation: Lessons
from Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation
Commission
Main Hall 10.20-10.45 Coffee break
Rooms 10.45-12.15 PARALLEL SESSIONS 1
Main Hall 12.15-13.30 Lunch
Rooms 13.30-15.00 PARALLEL SESSIONS 2
Main Hall 15.00-15.30 Coffee break
Rooms 15.30-17.00 PARALLEL SESSIONS 3
Room 1L 17.00-17.30 Presentation of the new DfID funded
research centre for innovative methods in
impact evaluation: CEDIL
Room 1K 17.00-18.00 European Development ethics network:
European challenges and responsibilities in
development ethics
Main Hall 18.00-19.30 Welcome drink with Antoine’s wine tasting
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Tuesday 26th June
Amphi 09.00-09.50 Keynote lecture 2
ELLUL Vijayendra RAO, World Bank (USA)
Deliberative Inequality: A Text-As-Data Study
of Village Assemblies in India
Main Hall 09.50-10.20 Coffee break
Rooms 10.20-11.50 PARALLEL SESSIONS 4
Main Hall 11.50-13.20 Lunch and IDEA optional meeting
Rooms 13.20-14.50 PARALLEL SESSIONS 5
Main Hall 14.50-15.20 Coffee break
Rooms 15.20-16.50 PARALLEL SESSIONS 6
Room 1L 17.00-18.30 Round Table
Allies in ethical development: a discussion of
development ethics in theory and practice
facilitated by the Routledge Handbook of
Development Ethics
Jay Drydyk (Carleton University)
Xavier Ricard (CCFD)
Jean-Luc Dubois (UMI Resilience, IRD)
Vijayendra Rao (World Bank)
Sandra Boni (Univ. Politechnica de Valencia)
Christine Koggel (Carleton University)
Byaruhanga Rukooko Archangel (Makerere
University)
20.00 Social dinner (River cruise)
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Wednesday 27th June
Rooms 09.00-10.30 PARALLEL SESSIONS 7
Main Hall 10.30-11.00 Coffee break
Room 1L IDEA Presidents’ address & Closing session
11.00-12.30
Eric Palmer, Allegheny College, USA
Jay Drydyk, Carleton University
Nigel Dower, University of Aberdeen
13.00-15.30 Optional field visit
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Extended programme
Monday 25th June
All conference rooms will be equipped with notebooks and projectors.
Please make sure to bring your slides on an USB pen and to upload them
before the beginning of your session.
8h15-9h00 a.m. Welcoming participants
9h00 a.m. – 9h30 a.m. Official opening session
GREThA introduction
UMI Resilience introduction
FREE introduction
IDEA Welcome
9:30 a.m. – 10h20 a.m. Plenary session
Amphitheater Duguit: Keynote speaker: Christine Koggel, Carleton University,
Canada
Epistemic Injustice in a Settler Nation: Lessons from Canada’s Truth and
Reconciliation Commission
https://carleton.ca/philosophy/people/koggel-christine/
10h20 a.m. – 10h45 a.m. Coffee break
10h45 a.m. – 12h15 a.m. Parallel sessions 1
Amphitheater Duguit: Foundations of Alliance – Moderator: Jean-Luc Dubois
-Levels of alliance
Nigel Dower
-Effective at what? Ethics for whom? Questions about development
partnerships
Jay Drydyk
-The alliance approach: principles and implications for ethical development
Laurent Parrot and Lori Keleher
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Room 1L: Health and education policies - Moderator: Raphaël Cottin
-Is ‘free’ healthcare enough to insure consumption against illness? Evidence
from a targeted hospital fee waiver in Morocco
Raphaël Cottin and Abdlekader Teto
-Market frictions, health, and development: the effect of the united mine
workers’ health programs in 1950s Appalachia
Erin Troland and Theodore F. Figinski
-Student performance in primary school: A comparative study of
Francophone and Anglophone Cameroon
Yasmine Bekkouche and Yannick Dupraz
Room 1K: Social cohesion - Moderator: Christophe Jalil Nordman
-The determinants of trust: Evidence from rural South India
Christophe Jalil Nordman and Anne Hilger
-The role of social cohesion in the natural disaster loss recovery of rural
households in Bangladesh
Jahangir Alam Chowdhury
-Building nations through shared experiences: Evidence from African football
Emilio Depetris-Chauvin, Ruben Durante and Filipe Campante
Room 2B: Marriage- Moderator: Clémentine Sadania
-Empowerment at marriage: international migration and the Egyptian
marriage market
Clementine Sadania
-Divorce laws and intimate partner violence: Evidence from Mexico
Aixa Garcia-Ramos
-The impact of reservation policy and women’s working status on domestic
violence and controlling behaviour in India
Neha Prashar
12h15 a.m. – 1h30 p.m. Lunch
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1h30 p.m. – 3 p.m. Parallel sessions 2
Room 1F: Ethical Challenges of Creating Alliances Across Borders: Midstream
Reflections from the Alliance for African Partnership (AAP) – Moderator:
Jamie Monson
-A view from the top: AAP management/governance as a case study of
alliance for sustainable development
Jamie Monson and Isaac Minde
- Peace Building in Mali - Resisting Complicity
Stephen Esquith and Maria Diarra Keita
-Challenges faced and lessons learned in research and capacity building
partnerships in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Michael Boivin, Desire Tshala-Katumbay and Esperance Kashala-Abotnes
- User-Centered Design for Rural Households in Kenya: Reflections on a
Participatory Research Collaboration
Mary Karanu and Jennifer Olson
Room 1L: Normative approaches to development ethics - Moderator: Mario
Solis
-Toward an integral human development ethics
Lori Keleher
-Normative reasoning frameworks: the case of development ethics.
Mario Solis
- Downsizing development ethics: values, legitimation, and the 3rd sector in
the era of the hollow State.
Craig Hanks, Emily Kay Hanks and Howard Balanoff
-When bad things happen to "bad people": the great North Korea famine
and the question of aid
Matthew Regan
Room 1K: International Trade: Threat and alliances - Moderator: Laurent
Parrot
-Rethinking a defense of sweatshops
Steve Viner
-Conditionality in trade agreements: An effective Human Rights regulatory
tool?
Alex Ekeke
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-Fair Trade: Alliance or Domination
Jerome Ballet and Aurélie Carimentrand
-Epistemic injustice in international development: the case of Cuba
Holly Longair
Room 2B: Intra-household allocation of resources - Moderator: Habiba
Djebbari
-Are there different spillover effects from cash transfers to men and
women? Impacts on investments in education in post-war Uganda
Margherita Calderone
-Does women’s empowerment affect the health of children? The case of
Mozambique
Jacques Silber and Joseph Deutsch
-Gender, information and the efficiency of households’ productive decisions:
An experiment in rural Togo
Habiba Djebbari, Roberta Ziparo and Marie-Christine Apedo-Amah
Room 3B: Cooperation - Moderator: Rossa O’Keefe-O’Donovan
Long- and short-term determinants of water user cooperation: experimental
evidence from Central Asia
Iroda Amirova, Marin Petrick and Nodir Djanibekov
Water, spillovers and free riding: provision of local public goods in a spatial
network
Rossa O’Keefe-O’Donovan
Building the managerial capital of agricultural cooperatives in Africa
Fleur Wouterse
3 p.m. – 3h30 p.m. Coffee break
3h30 p.m. – 5h00 p.m. Parallel sessions 3
Room 1F: Social change from the ground up - Moderator: Mahefasoa
Randrianalijaona
-Analyzing ideas and strategies of grassroots innovations to promote more
social and sustainable societies. A normative approach based in the socio-
technical transition and human development approaches.
Alejandra Boni, Sergio Belda-Miquel and Victoria Peliicer-Sifres
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-Local governance to tackle multidimensional poverty and inequality: a
bottom-up strategy towards an inclusive development
Andrea Ferrannini, Mario Biggeri and Lorenzo Paoli
-Youth participation in social and political change.
Stacy Kosko
-Is conditionality an ethical aid modality to perform change in a society?
Amandine Sabourin
Room 1L: Structural Justice - Moderator: Mlado Ivanovic
-The theory-practice nexus of care-ethics, women’s vulnerabilities and
securities in international development ethics
Bindu Madhok
-Caring in the context of structural injustice: should we hear all voices?
Jessica Payson
-Stubborn realities, shared humanity: the state of humanitarianism today
Anna Malavisi and Mladjo Ivanovic
- Alliances beyond and within the human realm: a wakeup call for global
“well-being”
Shashi Motilal and Prakriti Prajapati
Room 1K: Spouses empowerment – Moderator: Delphine Boutin
-Girls can: Empowerment through Higher Education in Mali
Marcella Vigneri and Paolo Berta
-Women’s political participation and intrahousehold empowerment:
evidence from the Egyptian Arab spring
Hugues Champeaux, Olivier Bargain and Delphine Boutin
-Maternal mortality risk and the gender gap in desired fertility: An
experimental study on learning and communication inside the household
Roberta Ziparo, Nava Ashraf, Erica Field and Alessandra Voena
Room 2B: Family decisions – Moderator: Esther Delesalle
-Good or Bad timing? The pro-cyclical and counter-cyclical effect of shocks on
education investment and on schooling performance
Esther Delesalle
-Child Bonded Labor: A case study in South India
Augendra Bhukuth and Jerome Ballet
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-An analysis of redistributive pressure: A new methodological approach
Louis Olie
Room 3B: Panel in honor of Sirkku Hellsten
- Sirkku Hellsten’s legacy
Eric Palmer
-Vulnerability and paternalism – an ‘unhappy couple’ in development
ethics?
Rebecca Gutwald and Karin Hutflötz
-Decolonizing philosophy
Morten Fibieger Byskov and Krushil Watene
5h00 p.m.-6h00 p.m. Meetings
Room 1K: 5h00 p.m.-6h00 pm EDEN (European Development ethics network)
European challenges and responsibilities in development ethics: Sandra Boni,
Nigel Dower, and Des Gasper
Room 1L: 5h00 p.m. – 5:30 pm Presentation of the new DfID funded research
centre for innovative methods in impact evaluation: CEDIL.
6h00 pm. Welcome drink with Antoine’s wine tasting
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Tuesday 26th June
9h00 a.m. – 9h50 a.m. Plenary session
Amphitheater Ellul: Keynote speaker: Vijayendra Rao, World Bank
‘’Deliberative Inequality: A Text-As-Data Study of Village Assemblies in India’’
http://www.vijayendrarao.org/
9h50 a.m. – 10h20 a.m. Coffee break
10h20 a.m. – 11h50 a.m. Parallel sessions 4
Amphitheater Ellul: Alliances and the UN 2030 agenda - Moderator: Juan-
Pedro Garces-Voisenat
-Building global alliances for more ethical development? The experiences of
the Rio+20 process and the Sustainable Development Goals
Des Gasper
-2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development: a top-down or a bottom-up
agenda for change? The Case Study of UNDP ART Initiative’s multilevel
dialogues and strategic alliances
Mario Biggeri and Andrea Ferrannini
-The “Global Partnership for Sustainable Development”: Finance and
business find their place in the UN 2030 Agenda
Eric Palmer
Room 1L: Macroeconomic issues: Trade, debt and distribution – Moderator:
Nicholas Depetris Chauvin
-Trade, Growth, and Welfare Impacts of the CFTA in Africa
Nicolas Depetris Chauvin, Priscila Ramos and Guido Porto
-Low Income Countries and External Financing: Does Debt Relief Change
Anything?
Marin Ferry, Marc Raffinot and Baptiste Venet
-Does the global middle class structure matter? A statistical assessment of
regional and income structural shifts 1998-2012 using poverty mapping tools
Riana Razafimandimby
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Room 1K: Aspirations - Moderator: Emma Riley
-Nepotism, schooling outcomes and economic development
Marcello Perez-Alvarez and Holger Strulik
-Youth unemployment in Algeria and discouraged-workers effects
Felix Appler and Moundir Lassassi
-Increasing students’ aspirations: the impact of Queen of Katwe on
students’ educational attainment
Emma Riley
11h50 a.m. – 1h20 p.m. Lunch – optional meeting: IDEA MEETING
1h20 p.m. – 2h50 p.m. Parallel sessions 5
Room 1F: Complex alliances - Moderator: Lydia de Tienda Palop
-The civil-military cooperation: An ethical analysis of a complex alliance
Lydia de Tienda Palop
-Academics as allies: reflecting on global development
Anna Malavisi, Michael O’Rourke and Marisa Rinkus
-The ethical dilemmas of partnering with government and the private
sector in development projects.
Stephen Marks
-Enemy or ally to targeted farmers? A study among Dutch development
NGOs
Corné Rademaker, Jonathan Van Dijke and Henk Jochemsen
Room 1L: Health and Disability - Moderator: Robin Vos
-The Latin American social medicine movement considered as an alliance
for the advancement of human well-being
James Crombie
-Disability and Health: The need for new alliances to bridge the prevention
and inclusion divide
Sophie Mitra
-Emancipatory research as individual and social empowerment for: the case
study of women with disabilities in West-Bank (Palestine) and community-
based organizations
Mario Biggeri and Federico Ciani
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Room 1K: Intra-household cooperation - Moderator: Olivier Bargain
-Productive inefficiency and cooperation between spouses: evidence from
dairy farming in Senegal
Tanguy Bernard, Jessica B. Hoel, Melissa Hidrobo, Maha Ashour
-Making spouses cooperate in rural Ugandan households – Experimental
evidence of distributional treatment effects
Els Lecoutere
-Traditional norms, access to divorce and women’s empowerment: evidence
from Indonesia
Olivier Bargain, Jordan Loper and Roberta Ziparo
Room 2B: Gender and Labor - Moderator: Suneha Seetahul
-Gender segregation in education and its implications for labour market
outcomes: evidence from India
Soham Sahoo and Stephan Klasen
-Wasted potential? The gender-specific consequences of women’s labor
market status in Indian households
Suneha Seetahul
-Employment transitions of women in India: a panel analysis
Sudipa Sarkar, Soham Sahoo and Stephan Klasen
2h50 p.m. – 3h20 p.m. Coffee break
3h20 p.m. – 4h50 p.m. Parallel sessions 6
Room 1F: Migration - Moderator: Isabelle Chort
- Silent exit: migration intentions and the Egyptian Arab Spring
Delphine Boutin
- Illegal migration flows in times of policy tightening: lessons from Mexico’s
northern border
Isabelle Chort and Maëlys de la Rupelle
- Migration and the wellbeing of people left behind: evidence from Armenia
and Georgia
Valentina Di Iasio
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Room 1L: Faith and Alliance - Moderator: Nigel Dower
-“We are the voice of the grass”: interfaith alliances for peace in Northern
Uganda, 1997-2017
David Hoekema
-Building alliances between the world’s religions by identifying shared
moral commitments
Myriam Renaud
-Friendship and Hospitality: Reconceptualizing alliances across borders
Jonas Holst
- Religions of the future
Patrick Giddy
Room 1K: Regional perspectives: development issues in Africa - Moderator:
Steve Esquith
-Trade liberalization and human rights in Sub-Saharan Africa: Does one size
fit all?
Alex Ekeke
-Governance of development, climate change and disaster risk: complex
realities for Madagascar
Julien Salava, Thierry Razanakoto, Tiana Mahefasoa Randrianalijaona, Jean
Lucien Razafindrakoto, Holymalala Randriamanampisoa and André Pierre
Lazamanana
-A Test of the human-centered design approach: new tools for African
farmers
Jennifer Olson, Mary Njeri Karanu, Susan Wyche and Ruth Oniango
-Building Bridges: The potential of an African leadership development
platform
Marianne Camerer
Room 2B: Long-term determinants of economic development - Moderator:
Alexandra Jarotschkin
-Place-based policies in the long run: evidence from million-rouble plants in
China
Marlon Seror, Stephan Heblich, Hao Xu and Yonas Zylberberg
-40 years on: the long-lasting effects of war on health in Vietnam
Sophie Mitra, Michael Palmer, Cuong Nguyen, Daniel Mont and Nora Groce
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-Diffusion of (discriminatory) culture: Evidence from Stalin’s ethnic
deportations
Alexandra Jarotschkin, Alain Blum and Ekaterina Zhuravskaya
Room 3B: Young Scholar Meet Senior - Moderator: Lori Keleher
-A conceptual framework for an evaluation of cultural tradition
Matthias Kramm
-Transnational feminist networks of solidarity: agency and reciprocity
Marie-Pier Lemay
-Universalism, diversity, and the foundation of global ethics
Katri Vihma
- Valence and the United Nations: the orchestration of non-state actors to
deliver our climate and democracy goals
Poorti Sapatnekar
5h00 p.m. – 6h30 p.m. Round Table
Room 1K: Allies in ethical development: a discussion of development ethics in
theory and practice facilitated by the Routledge Handbook of Development
Ethics – Moderator: Lori Keleher
Jay Drydyk (Carleton University), Xavier Ricard (CCFD), Jean-Luc Dubois (UMI
Resilience, IRD), Vijayendra Rao (World Bank), Sandra Boni (Universidad
Politechnica de Valencia), Christine Koggel (Carleton University), Byaruhanga
Rukooko Archangel (Makerere University)
8h00 p.m. Social dinner (river cruise)
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Wednesday 27th June
9h00 a.m. – 10h30 a.m. Parallel sessions 7
Room 1F: Agriculture - Moderator: Diana Cheung
-From safety to productive net? Unconditional Cash Transfer and
agricultural outcomes in Cameroon
Diana Cheung, Soizic Elise Wang Sonne and Quentin Stoeffler
-Randomised Control Trial in Kenya: The case of a bundle product of
insurance and agricultural inputs
Ana Marr
-Short-term impacts of a pay-it-forward livestock transfer and training
program in rural Nepal
Nicholas P. Magnan, Sarah A. Janzen and William M. Thomson
Room 1L: Multiculturalism and alliance- Moderator: Cigdem Yazici
-Ethics and Alliances among Identities
Cigdem Yazici
- Assessing some approaches to negotiations of cultural differences in
democracies
Irina Cojuhari
- Beyond moral universalism and relativism to moral nihilism: ethical
reflections on the objectives of the uganda anti-homosexuality Bill (2013)
Byaruhanga Rukooko Archangel
Room 1K: Foundations of alliance- Moderator: Montserrat Culebro
-Foundation of alliances: a philosophical perspective
Montserrat Culebro
-Resilience, alliance and socially sustainable development
Jean Marcel Koffi and Jean-Luc Dubois
-Development as partnership: from contract to alliance
Elena Lasida and Augustin Gille
-Societal trust, cooperation and competition
Juan-Pedro Garces-Voisenat
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Room 2B: Putting development ethics in practice - Moderator: Mario Biggeri
-Fair employment agency: a study of alliance building and systemic change
David Lee and David Bishop
-The role of social links on community resilience and development: the case
of Ambaro Bekibo - Madagascar
André Pierre Lazamanana, Holymalala Randriamanampisoa, Rija
Ratsimbazafy, Aina Sylvania Andrianjakatina, Thierry Razanakoto, Julien
Salava and Tiana Mahefasoa Randrianalijaona
-Planning ethics and local development in Hungary
Judit Gébert and Zoltán Bajmócy
-Collective action and local municipalities in the Smart city milieu: allies or
enemies? Insights from a case study of four Spanish cities
Alejandra Boni, Aurora Lopez-Fogués, Alvaro Fernández-Baldor, Gynna
Farith Millán Franco and Sergio Belda-Miquel
Room 3B: Institutions, institutional failure and development - Moderator:
Hadrien di Roberto
-Elites, network and power: an econometric analysis on microdata in
Madagascar
Linda Rua, Mireille Razafindrakoto and François Roubaud
-Commoditized access to land: an institutional analysis of land-sale market in
Madagascar highlands
Hadrien Di Roberto
-Is smuggling welfare-improving? Evidence from aguacates in Costa Rica
Jeanne Métivier
10h30 a.m. - 11h00 a.m. Coffee break
11h00 a.m. – 12h30 a.m. IDEA Presidents’ address & Closing session-
room 1L
Eric Palmer, Allegheny College, USA
Jay Drydyk, Carleton University
Nigel Dower, University of Aberdeen
1h00 p.m. – 3h30 p.m. Optional field visit
23Keynote Speakers
Christine Koggel
Christine Koggel is Professor of Philosophy. She comes to Carleton from Bryn Mawr College, PA,
where she was the Harvey Wexler Professor of Philosophy and Co-Director of the Center for
International Studies. Her main research and teaching interests are in the areas of moral theory,
practical ethics, feminism, and social and political theory.
She is the author of Perspectives on Equality: Constructing a Relational Theory (1998), a book that
brings together her interests in moral, social, political and feminist theory. She is the editor of Moral
Issues in Global Perspective (1999) and of the Second edition of an expanded three volumes of Moral
Issues in Global Perspective (Volume I: Moral and Political Theory; Volume II: Human Diversity and
Equality; and Volume III: Moral Issues) (2006). With Wesley Cragg she has co-edited the Fourth
edition of Contemporary Moral Issues (1997) as well as the Fifth edition of Contemporary Moral
Issues (2005). Her most recent research is in the area of development ethics. She is the former
President of the Canadian Society for Women in Philosophy (CSWIP), Board member of the
International Development Ethics Association (IDEA), and Associate Editor of the North American
Editorial Board for Ethics and Social Welfare.
(https://carleton.ca/philosophy/people/koggel-christine/)
Vijayendra Rao
Vijayendra Rao is currently a Lead Economist in the Development Research Group of the World
Bank. He integrates his training in economics with theories and methods from anthropology,
sociology and political science to study the social, cultural, and political context of extreme poverty in
developing countries. Dr. Rao has published on a variety of subjects that include dowries and
domestic violence in India, the economics of celebrations, sex work in Calcutta, participatory
development, village democracy and deliberation, and inter-disciplinary approaches to public policy.
He co-edited Culture and Public Action, and History, Historians and Development Policy, and co-
authored the 2006 World Development Report on Equity and Development. Most recently, with
Ghazala Mansuri, he co-authored the World Bank's Policy Research Report on Localizing
Development: Does Participation Work?
Dr. Rao obtained a BA (Economics, Statistics, Sociology) from St. Xavier's College - Bombay (now
Mumbai), a PhD from the University of Pennsylvania, was a post-doctoral fellow at the Economics
Research Center and an Associate of the Committee on Southern Asian Studies at the University of
Chicago, and taught at the University of Michigan and Williams College before joining the World
Bank's Research Department in 1999. He serves on the editorial boards of several journals, and is a
member of the Successful Societies Program at the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research
(CIFAR), and affiliated with research institutes and NGOs in India, the US, and the UK.
(http://www.worldbank.org/en/about/people/v/vijayendra-rao)
24Organising Committee &
Local Support
Organising Committee
Jérôme Ballet, GREThA-Université de Bordeaux, France
Tanguy Bernard, GREThA-Université de Bordeaux, France
Eric Rougier, GREThA-Université de Bordeaux, France
Local support (@GREThA)
Anne Horain, Administrative and financial manager
Julie Vissaguet, Event Communication & Organization
25List of participants
Amirova Iroda Leibniz Inst. of Agricultural Development in Transition Economies
Anzuluni Charles Thomas SOS - SANTE POUR LA FEMME
Appler Felix University of Bonn
Balanoff Howard Texas State University
Balanoff Marilyn Texas State University
Ballet Jerome GREThA , University of Bordeaux
Bargain Olivier LAREFI, University of Bordeaux
Bekkouche Yasmine PARIS SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
Bernard Tanguy GREThA , University of Bordeaux
Bhukuth Augendra Fonds pour la recherche en éthique économique
Biggeri Mario Università di Firenze
Bishop David University of Hong Kong
Boivin Michael Michigan State University
Boni Alejandra INGENIO (CSIC-UPV)
Boutin Delphine Université Clermont Auvergne, CERDI
Byskov Morten Fibieger University of Warwick
Calderone Margherita University of Turin
Camerer Marianne University of Cape Town
Carimentrand Aurélie CIRAD
Chaigneau Franck La table de Cana
Champeaux Hugues Université Clermont Auvergne, CERDI
Cheung Diana Université de Poitiers
Chort Isabelle CATT, UPPA
Conradie Ina University of the Western Cape
Cottin Raphael Université Paris Dauphine
Crombie James Université Sainte-Anne
Culebro Juárez Montserrat University La Salle
de Tienda Palop Lydia University of Valencia
Delesalle Esther DIAL and University of Cergy-Pontoise
Depetris Chauvin Nicolas Haute Ecole de Gestion de Geneve
Depetris-Chauvin Emilio Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile
Di Iasio Valentina GREThA , University of Bordeaux
Di Roberto Hadrien CIRAD, University of Montpellier
Djebbari Habiba Aix Marseille University, AMSE
Dower Nigel University of Aberdeen
DROY Isabelle IRD
Drydyk Jay Carleton University
Dubois Jean-Luc IRD
Ekeke Alex University of Pretoria
Esquith Stephen L Michigan State University
Ferrannini Andrea University of Ferrara
Ferry Marin IRD
Fontaine Louise Université Sainte-Anne
Garces-Voisenat Juan Pedro Lafayette College
Garcia Ramos Aixa University of Birmingham
Gasper Des ISS, Erasmus University Rotterdam
Gébert Judit University of Szeged
Giddy John Patrick University of Kwazulu-Natal
26Gutwald Rebecca School of Philosophy, Munich
Hanks Craig Texas State University
Hanks Emily Kay Texas State University
Hoekema David A Calvin College
Holst Jonas San Jorge University
Hove Stanley Zimbabwe Institute Of Ethics
Huguet Mélissa GREThA , University of Bordeaux
Hutfloetz Karin Hochschule für Philosophie München
Ivanovic Mlado Grand Valley State University
Jarotschkin Alexandra Paris School of Economics
Jarret Marie-France Fonds pour la recherche en éthique économique
Karanu Njeri Rural Outreach Africa
Kashala-Abotnes Espérance University of Kinshasa
Keleher Lori New Mexico State University
Koffi Jean Marcel UMI RESILIENCES
Koggel Christine Carleton University, Ottawa
Kosko Stacy University of Maryland
Kouadio-Odounfa Alice UMI RESILIENCES
Kramm Matthias Utrecht University
Lasida Elena Institut Catholique de Paris
Lazamanana Pierre Andre CERED
Lecoutere Els Institute of Development Policy IOB, University of Antwerp
Lee David University of Hong Kong
Lemay Marie-Pier University of Guelph
Longair Holly Vanderbilt University
Loper Jordan Aix Marseille University, AMSE
Madhok Bindu Albion College
Mahieu François Régis Fonds pour la recherche en éthique économique
Malavisi Anna Western Connecticut State University
Marr Ana University of Greenwich
Metivier Jeanne GREThA , University of Bordeaux
Minde Isaac Michigan State University
Mitra Sophie Fordham University
Motilal Shashi University of Delhi
Nagpal Karan University of Oxford
Nordman Christophe Jalil IRD, DIAL
O'Keeffe-O'Donovan Rossa University of Oxford
Ollier Louis GREThA , University of Bordeaux
Olson Jennifer Michigan State University
Oluwafemi Esther Lagos state University
Palmer Eric Allegheny College
Parrot Laurent CIRAD
Payson Jessica Bentley University
penglase Jacob Boston college
Perez-Alvarez Marcello Göttingen University
Prashar Neha Aston University
Rademaker Corné Wageningen University and Research
Randrianalijaona Tiana Mahefasoa CERED
Razafimandimby Riana GREThA , University of Bordeaux
Regan Matthew University of Maryland, School of Public Policy
Renaud Myriam Parliament of the World's Religions
27Ricard Xavier CCFD-Terre Solidaire
Riley Emma University of Oxford
Rougier Eric GREThA , University of Bordeaux
Rua Linda Paris Dauphine University
Sabourin Amandine Moldova State University
Sadania Clémentine Aix Marseille University, AMSE
Sahoo Soham Indian Institute of Management Bangalore
Sapatnekar Poorti University of Maryland, School of Public Policy
Sarkar Sudipa University of Warwick
Seetahul Suneha GREThA , University of Bordeaux
Seror Marlon University of Bristol
Silber Jacques Bar-Ilan University
Simpson Jack University of Leeds
Solis Mario Universidad de Costa Rica
Troland Erin U.S. Treasury Department
Van Dijke Jonathan Wageningen University
Vigneri Marcella London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Vihma Kari University of Helsinki
Viner Steve Middlebury College
Vos Robin GREThA , University of Bordeaux
Wouterse Fleur IFPRI
Yameogo Ouambi IITA
Yazıcı Çiğdem Uskudar University
Ziparo Roberta Aix Marseille University, AMSE
Zorro Sanchez Carlos Universidad de los Andes, Bogota
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