The researcher Isabel Rocha de Siqueira from BPC\/PUC-Rio published an article titled “Localizing the UN 2030 Agenda: IO technocracy’s engagement with territory-based approaches to data” in the journal Review of International Studies (RIS). This article will be part of a special edition titled “The Pluralization of Expertise: The Good, the Glamorous, and the Political,” organized by Annabelle Littoz-Monnet, Leandro Montes Ruiz and Juanita Uribe of the Graduate Institute in Geneva.<\/p>\n
The text is the result of research funded by CNPq and FAPERJ and reflects a key part of the dialogues being conducted by the Critical Approaches to Development Network (ACD-Rede), coordinated by Professor Isabel Rocha de Siqueira. The research has involved various outreach activities, including dialogues with partners and the co-production of socially relevant knowledge. Several activities and other developments are underway and involve undergraduate, graduate, and alumni students.<\/p>\n