Sentence examples for professor of development from inspiring English sources

Naila Kabeer is professor of development studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies.

"At the time, the general view of these women was that they were downtrodden, second-class people," says Ruth Pearson, professor of development studies at Leeds University.

"It's a long and old story," says Gilles Cabonnier, a professor of development economics at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva.

This issue has been raised by Bruce Wydick, professor of development economics at the University of San Francisco in his study into Compassion's child sponsorship programme published in the Journal of Political Economy in May.

Esther Duflo, a thirty-seven-year-old professor of development economics — the economics of poor countries and poor people — runs field experiments that measure different ways to save the world.

David Hulme, professor of development studies, Brooks World Poverty Institute, University of Manchester, Manchester, UK @BrooksPoverty David's research focuses on rural development and relationship between states, NGOs and donors across South Asia and Africa.

"We have a pending crisis," Geisler, a professor emeritus of development sociology at Cornell, told HuffPost.

His father retired as the resident United Nations coordinator of the development program in Rangon, Myanmar, and is an adjunct professor of international development and human rights at Brandeis University.

Surrey's Centre for Environmental Strategy (established by Roland Clift in 1992) gained a lot of attention with the publication of Prosperity Without Growth by University of Surrey academic Tim Jackson, Professor of Sustainable Development and Director of the ESRC Research Group on Lifestyles, Values and Environment.

The link between the highly complex particle physics studied at Cern and the development needs of poor countries is a hard one to make, but says Calestous Juma, Professor of international development at the Harvard Kennedy School, there is a strong connection.

He will quote Jack P Shonkoff, the Harvard professor of child development, and Robert Putnam, the author of Our Kids, about the growing divide in "social capital" in the US.