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Dr Charlotte Goodburn is a Senior Lecturer in Chinese Politics and Development, and Deputy Director of the Lau China Institute, at King's College London. Her research focuses on rural-urban migration and urbanisation; comparative development in Asia, especially of China and India; gender and household dynamics; childhood and intergenerational poverty; identity registration and access to social welfare.
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Ali is a senior global health and development researcher with 17 years of experience, involving research in 12 countries of Asia, Africa, Europe and North America. He is the Founding President of the Inclusive Development Foundation (IDF), India - https://inc-dev.in/ - and is a Visiting Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies (IDS), UK. His publications are listed at https://ali-mehdi.com/research-1.
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Tony Bovaird is Chief Executive of Governance International, a non-profit organization working throughout Europe, and Emeritus Professor of Public Management and Policy at INLOGOV, University of Birmingham, UK. His research covers user and community co-production of public services, strategic management in the public sector, performance measurement in social policy, and evaluation of public management and governance reforms. In the UK he has acted as advisor to the UK Cabinet Office, the Scottish and Welsh Government sand the Northern Ireland Local Governance Association, and internationally to governments in New Zealand, India and Brazil. He has undertaken research for UK Research Councils, the European Commission, many UK government departments, National Audit Office, and many other public bodies in the UK and internationally. He is co-author (with Elke Loeffler) of Public Management and Governance (Routledge, 3rd edition 2016) and the Palgrave Handbook of Co-production of Public Services and Outcomes (Palgrave, 2021).
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Cultural manager with expertise in cultural policies, diversity and cultural rights. Trained at the National University of Tres de Febrero, he teaches at the National University of the Arts and at the National University of Córdoba in both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. His research field is cultural policies, from a rights-based and intercultural perspective. He has published in international journals and different chapters in books on these topics, and has co-edited in 2021 the book "Cultural management and policy in Latin America", published by Routledge. Between 2011 and 2015 he served as National Director for the promotion of Cultural Rights and Cultural Diversity at the national level in Argentina.
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They/She is a Researcher in Assistive Technology at the Global Disability Innovation hub and also member of the Global Cooperation on Assistive Technology, founder of the Neurodivergent Staff Network at UCL, Fair Recruitment Specialist at UCL and member of the UCL Disability Equality Steering Group.
Zuleima is passionate about multidisciplinary research that aims to achieve technology that is affordable, appropriate, accessible and inclusive. Their/Her research interests are human-computer interaction, assistive and wearable technology, participatory research, social media, social model of disability, adult autism, low resource settings and biomedical engineering (medical devices, biomechanics, biomedical instrumentation, signal processing).