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ABSTRACT This article argues that during the neoliberal and post-Washington consensus era, a broader development debate around state versus market has led to the dominance of instrumental articulation of the gender empowerment agenda. Although scholarship around empowerment has evolved, in the works of the development agencies and broader development discourse, constrained by the overarching deba...

Congratulations to Nnenna Okoli for obtaining two prestigious scholarships !

This year’s Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) grants have been awarded to the following School of International Development and Global Studies (SIDGS) Ph.D students:

This bursary provides critical financial support to students pursuing graduate studies in all academic disciplines and help sustain the next generation of Canadian scholars, supporting their research and studies as they prepare to advance their careers in academia, government and industry.

The Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS) program promotes excellence in graduate studies at the master's and doctoral levels.

Ditchley works with people from across the world to help sustain peace, freedom and order.

The Alzheimer Society Program has granted Shanna Koussaie, Psychology Professor at �糵����’s Faculty of Social Sciences, the "New Investigator Grant” of a total value of $200,000 over a period of 4 years, for her new project entitled “Resting-state measures of the impact of language experience on cognitive reserve in aging and cognitive impairment”

Each year, the Department of Criminology and the University of Ottawa offer the Chuck Talbot Scholarship to students in the French and English programs who have made remarkable contributions during their field placements. Scholarship candidates were nominated by their field supervisors and were then invited, alongside their classmates, to support the nomination.

The University of Ottawa established the annual Excellence in Education Prizes to recognize educators of exceptional quality, driven by their passion to advance and share knowledge. These leaders in university education are outstanding in the classroom, in the laboratory and in the field and have been recognized by students and peers alike.