Reconsidering Development

02/10/2023

We are excited to announce that a new issue of Reconsidering Development has been published! We thank all those who submitted manuscripts for consideration.
https://pubs.lib.umn.edu/index.php/reconsidering/issue/view/302

If would like to publish with the Journal, keep an eye on our website in the Fall of 2023 for our new Call for Papers.

We are also always looking for new editors and members for our editorial board! If you are interested in joining us at RDJ, please shoot us an email at [email protected] 📩

In this issue, our contributors engage with self-knowledge as a reflexive practice — as an approach to express their ‘embodied’ voices, and their diverse experiences by writing on policy, academic discourse, and their own shared memories.

01/10/2022

Bored during winter break? Itching to work on something before classes start? Consider writing up your submission for the Spring 2022 issue of RDJ! Take a look at our new Call for Papers and our focus on Self-knowledge as an Act of Activism and Resistance - with a spotlight on the work of students 👩‍💻📚

The editorial board of Reconsidering Development is pleased to invite submissions for its Spring 2022 volume. Reconsidering Development is an open-access interdisciplinary journal based at the University of Minnesota. The theme for this volume is Self-knowledge as an Act of Activism and Resistance,....

12/15/2021

The editorial board of Reconsidering Development is pleased to invite submissions for its Spring 2022 volume! The theme for this volume is Self-knowledge as an Act of Activism and Resistance, with a spotlight on the work of students. The deadline for manuscripts is March 1, 2022, by 11:59 pm CT. Please visit this link to for further details on the theme and submission guidelines.
We look forward to reading your submissions! 📝

The editorial board of Reconsidering Development is pleased to invite submissions for its Spring 2021 volume. Reconsidering Development is an open-access interdisciplinary journal based at the University of Minnesota. The theme for this volume is Self-knowledge as an Act of Activism and Resistance,....

03/22/2017

We have extended our call for papers, but just for critical book reviews. Reviews should be of books on development and aid, economics, education, the environment, health, and language, or related topics. Reviews can cover one book or several related titles, preferably those published in the last two years. Ideally, reviews should critically engage with the book, address its strengths and weaknesses, and compare the theory and ideas with other work, instead of being merely a summary of content. Reviews should not exceed 1,000 words in length.

The deadline for submissions is May 1, 2017.

Reviews must be submitted through the Submit Article link on the Reconsidering Development website: http://pubs.lib.umn.edu/reconsidering/

01/09/2017

Reminder: The deadline is quickly approaching for submitting research papers, policy briefs, book reviews, and media to our Spring 2017 issue. All submissions are due by February 15, see the call for papers for more information.

The editorial board of Reconsidering Development invites submissions for the Spring 2017 volume of the journal. Reconsidering Development is an open access, peer reviewed e-journal that aims to create an equitable space for dialogue and discussion concerning the theory and practice of international…

03/01/2016

Thanks to our authors and viewers, our panel discussion on language and development was a success. We had an engaging conversation on the role of English in development, bridging the academic and practitioner divide, language of instruction, and much more. The entire panel discussion can be viewed via our YouTube page.

Join us for a panel discussion about some of the most pressing issues in language and development - medium of instruction and language policy, the role of En...

02/22/2016

Updated information and panelist bios for our panel discussion on our language in development special issue. Please consider joining us in person or online, 2/29 at 4pm CST. The talk will also be available on YouTube after the event.

02/04/2016

Please join us, in person or online, for a panel discussion on Reconsidering Development's latest issue on language and development. The issue includes many of the major issues around the role of language in international development, including medium of instruction, language and funding, the role of English, and language policies.

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