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Social Power Relations Material: Any links/references?

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Hi Everyone

It's been a while, hope you are all good.

I need material on Social Power relations in humanitarian development for my studies. Any links or references (published journal articles, books or research papers) on Participatory Development, Community Participation in decision making etc.

Thank you in advance.

Regards

Anele (PhD Student, University of Johannesburg, South Africa)

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Submitted by anu.pillay on Fri, 08/23/2019 - 09:53 Permalink

Dear Anele,

I have been working with the UN in Humanitarian operations for 10 years now. If you like, we could have a call to discuss what you are looking for.

Let me know.

Anu

Submitted by Anele Mvelase on Sun, 09/08/2019 - 12:46 Permalink

Hie

We can communicate through a SKYPE Call between Wednesday to Friday. Basically i need journal articles, studies or books about Theorisation of Social Power Relations or Theorisation of Power by Scholars from a 3rd World especially in relation to Humanitarian Development. 

I am aware of the leading scholars like Foucault, Gramsci, Lukes etc when it comes to power. My interest is the alternative arguments or 3rd world perspectives on Power.

Regards