Indiginous language empowerment for sustainable development

Sascha den Elt
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This podcast is about empowering ideas on culture and language development on the African Continent

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  1. 01/22/2021

    Time to adapt: A new way of addressing powerbalances to achieve sustainable diplomacy

    Thank you for listening to this podcast! My name is Sascha.  This podcast was made based on the panel of the Africa Knows! Conference. The panel: Sustainable diplomacy between Africa and Europe: what knowledge capabilities should be developed?  In this podcast I'm interviewing Samantha Ruppel,  a researcher and lecturer at the Goethe-University of Frankfurt with a focus on local peace processes, cooperation with international actors and power (im)balances on her findings in her research and paper 'Who got the power? Civil Society interactions in Kenya between partnership and power imbalance.'  In this podcast I'm trying to get a clearer understanding of the powerdynamics at play in development and peace projects, and how these powerdynamics need to be adapted to achieve sustainable diplomacy.  (16-1-2021)

    24 min

  2. 01/22/2021

    Empowering ideas on culture and language development of African countries

    Thank you for listening to this podcast on empowering ideas on culture and language development of African countries! This podcast is based on paper research on the topic for the Africa Knows! Conference. The Africa Knows! Conference has a panel on the topic: Language issues and knowledge communication. In this podcast I will be discussing the paper 'Culture and language – empowering and disempowering ideas.' by Bert van Pinxteren (2020) in an interview with Bert himself. 16-1-2021

    18 min
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This podcast is about empowering ideas on culture and language development on the African Continent

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