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Lecturer in project management and research methods at Windesheim Honours College in Zwolle, The Netherlands. Agnes has over 20 years of work experience and has published widely on childhood, youth and development issues. She has conducted research, monitoring and evaluation projects and consultancies for various local and international organizations in several countries, including Thailand, Vietnam, East Timor, Pakistan, Nepal, Peru, and Ethiopia. Nationality: Filipino

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Third year student at Windesheim Honours College in Zwolle, The Netherlands. Svenja is especially interested in research around the topics of environmental conservation, diversity, and humanitarian. Glocality is a great way for her to learn more about the research and publishing sector. Nationality: German

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Third year student at Windesheim Honours College in Zwolle, The Netherlands. Léa is highly interested in research around the topics of equality, inclusive society and development work. Glocality is a great opportunity for her to dive deeper into the field of research! Nationality: French, German, Tunisian

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First-year Global Project and Change Management student at Windesheim Honours College in Zwolle, The Netherlands. Elisa is mostly interested in research on equality and social justice, de-growth and environmental justice and decolonizing development. Working at Glocality allows her to learn about the research field and the publishing process. Nationality: Brazilian and Italian

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Second year student at Windesheim Honours College in Zwolle, The Netherlands. Pauline is the co-founder of Hummingbird, a non-profit focused on raising awareness and advocating for women’s rights and children’s rights. Therefore, she is highly interested in research around the topics of human rights and children’s rights, quality education and development work. Nationality: German

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Fourth-year student at Windesheim Honours College in Zwolle, The Netherlands. Gijs has a special interest in research around the topics of humanitarian, development, and security work. He conducted research and worked in the field of education in the Netherlands and has done research on human rights in the Philippines. Nationality: Dutch.

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Guest Managing Editors

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Sixth year civil engineering student at Universidad de Concepción in Concepción, Chile. Paulina is interested in the new alternatives and ideas that arise regarding sustainable construction, as she is concerned about the environmental problems caused by this industry. Glocality is an excellent way to share her knowledge, learn about new international research and learn about the publishing sector. Nationality: Chilean.

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Third year student of Civil Engineer at University of Concepcion, Chile. Luca has a huge interest in sustainable construction, in particular with the use of timber as main material for future’s construction. He worked in university research for ANEIC, focusing in the Sustainable Development Goals. Nationality: Chilean

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Last year student of Civil Engineering at the University of Concepción, Chile. I am interested in sustainability research, specifically on pervious concrete. I am currently researching on this topic in my university's laboratory. Nationality: Chilean

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Editorial Advisor

Information Adviser at Windesheim University of Applied Sciences in Zwolle, The Netherlands. Esther has expertise in internal and external development regarding open access. She advices the Glocality editorial team regarding open access and publishing processes inside and outside of our university. Nationality: Dutch

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Editorial Assistant

Head of Admissions and Student Affairs at Windesheim Honours College in Zwolle, The Netherlands. She has over 30 years of work experience mainly in the hotel, tourism and now educational sector with voluntary experience at Oxfam Hong Kong and Compassion and Fier in the Netherlands. Nationality: British

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Editorial Board

Analyst at the think tank Government Transparency Institute based in Budapest. Isabelle is an alumni of Windesheim Honours College. She lead the student team that developed the idea of this journal in 2014 and graduated from the college with a bachelor’s degree in Global Project and Change Management gathering experience abroad in countries such as Uganda, Madagascar and Bolivia. She then completed her master’s degree in Global Public Policy at Central European University in Budapest and IBEI Barcelona, focusing on the governance of development. She is mainly involved in research projects analysing corruption in government procurement and looking at the impact of transparency reforms. Nationality: German

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Scientific collaborator at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (Belgium), and research associate at the French Institute IREMAM-CNRS (France). Chiara successfully obtained her PhD at Aix-Marseille University in 2015 and received a distinguished dissertation award by the Louis Cros-CUIP Foundation and Académie des Sciences Morales et Politiques in 2017. Since her undergraduate studies, she has had the privilege to study and to work in prestigious academic institutions (Italy, Egypt, France, Lebanon, Portugal, Belgium, Tunisia). In 2014, she was invited to give a lecture about Arab Uprisings, Activism, Childhood and Education at University of Illinois (USA). Besides the academic experience, she has also worked as a consultant for international agencies and NGOs (Plan International Ireland, World Bank, COSPE Egypt). Her research interests include childhood, youth, children’s agency, education, and globalisation. Nationality: Italian.

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Research Associate at the Department of Political and International studies at Rhodes University in South Africa and a Researcher at the International Institute of Social Studies in the Netherlands. Fabio works at the intersection between theory and practice. In addition to his academic publications, his analysis has been published by Al Jazeera, Time, The Conversation, Los Angeles Times, among others. Nationality: Colombian

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Vice Director of Vietnam Women’s Academy (VWA) in Hanoi, Vietnam. Kim Anh is also the Editor-in-chief of VWA Journal of Science, which is a quarterly publication, issued both in English and Vietnamese. She holds a PhD in Gender and Women’s Studies at University of Waikato, New Zealand. Kim Anh focuses her research on human trafficking, gender-based violence, and migration. She has papers published nationally and internationally, including three book chapters on human trafficking with Palgrave McMillan. Kim Anh has conducted overseas research and training on gender, gender analysis, and gender mainstreaming into public policy and programs/projects in Asian and African countries. Nationality: Vietnamese

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A lecturer and a development practitioner with interest in gender issues that affect women, children and Youth most. Patricia has extensive exposure in socio-economic and rural development, microfinance with gender as a cross-cutting issues. She is currently a lecturer at the University for Development Studies lecturing in Gender & Development Studies, Personal & Family Resource Management, and Sociology of the Family. She has conducted a lot of training on gender, gender analysis, and gender mainstreaming into programmes, policy and projects in Ghana and the African continent. Her research interest is in gender, microfinance, women, family resources management and youth. She has implemented a lot of projects for women and youth in Leadership/Governance, Gender Based Violence, Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights Food Security and Nutrition, Gender, Women and Climate Change, Youth in Cocoa production, Legal Literacy in laws that affect women & youth most towards poverty reduction. Patricia earned her M. A. in Women, Gender, Development at the Institute of Social Studies (ISS) The Hague. Netherlands, a Post Graduate Diploma in Community-Based Development from St Francis Xavier University in Canada and a B. Ed Home Economics Education and Management in Ghana. Nationality: Ghanaian

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Emeritus Professor at University of Amsterdam, and international authority on media and international communication. His field of research and interest lies in the relations between human rights, communication and globalisation. Nationality: Dutch

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Professor and former chair of the Department of Public Administration, University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh. Parvaz obtained his MA in Development Studies from the International Institute of Social Studies (ISS), The Netherlands, and his PhD from Flinders University, Australia. His main areas of research interest are local governance, public policy, community development and third sector. Currently he is one of the managing editors of the Asian Journal of Development and Governance, published by the Department of Public Administration, University of Rajshahi. Nationality: Bangladeshi

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Research Fellow in the Unit for Institutional Change and Social Justice at the University of Free State (UFS), Bloemfontein campus in South Africa. His research expertise and interests lie at the intersection of development studies, political sociology, social movements, governance, peace, and conflict studies. Gift holds a Masters Degree in Development Studies majoring in Human Rights, Development and Social Justice from the International Institute of Social Studies (ISS) of Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands and a PhD in Political Sociology from Rhodes University, South Africa. He has conducted research work at Rhodes, as a post-doctoral research fellow in the Unit of Zimbabwean Studies, Department of Sociology where he is attached as a Research Associate. He also conducted research work on local government law, informality and on governance of cities in the Global South as a post-doctoral research fellow at the Faculty of Law of Northwest University in South Africa.

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Cora van Oosten is project manager at Wageningen Centre for Development Innovation, which is part of Wageningen University and Research. Here, she teaches students, trains professionals, carries out research and provides advice to policy makers and practitioners worldwide. Cora’s work is largely focused on landscape approaches and landscape governance, particularly in relation to restoration. She considers governance to be key to successful landscape restoration, as it addresses the principle question of who decides on what to restore, where, how and for whom. Cora’s work is based on 30 years of practical experience on capacity development and participation in Africa, Latin America and Asia. Cora also works at the Global Landscapes Forum, leading its dynamic team in the design and development of learning products, including the Landscape Academy, which is a multi-partner initiative to promote Restoration Education for All.

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Emeritus Professor at Utrecht University, Education Department of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Freudenthal Institute Faculty of Science. Albert is an authority in the field of education honours and excellence. Nationality: Dutch

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Assistant Professor and Head of Concrete Laboratory at the University of Concepción (Chile), where he develops different eco-friendly alternatives to contribute to a sustainable development. Mauricio obtained his PhD from Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands. In addition, he is a guest researcher at TU Delft and collaborator of the Windesheim Honours College, The Netherlands. He has published more than 50 articles in journals and conferences. Nationality: Chilean

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Senior public health expert. Aryanti holds a medical degree from the Gadjah Mada University in Indonesia, a master’s degree in Public Health from the University of Maastricht, and a Master of Arts in Medical Anthropology from the University of Amsterdam. She combines teaching at Windesheim Honours College with running her own company ResultsinHealth, where she is the Director and Senior Public Health Consultant. Nationality: Indonesian

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Specially Appointed Associate Professor at the Center for Collaborative Future Creation of the Graduate School of Human Sciences at Osaka University in Japan. She is also one of the staff of the Doctoral Program for Multicultural Innovation of Osaka University. Her research focus is on the protection of persons in the event of disasters in the light of international law, especially international human rights law, international environmental law, and international humanitarian law. She is currently one of the members of the Editorial Committee of Yearbook of International Disaster Law, published by Brill/ Nijhoff Publisher in The Netherlands. She was previously a visiting researcher at the Modern East Asia Research Centre of the Institute for Area Studies of Leiden University in The Netherlands, and at the Asiatic Research Institute of Korea University in South Korea. Nationality: Japanese

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An experienced faculty member with a demonstrated history of teaching and research in both the American and Dutch systems of higher education. Lesley is an Associate Professor at Texas A&M University and serves as the Master of Health Administration Deputy Director. Lesley’s research interests include identity development through social learning and gender in the workplace. She is a strong qualitative researcher who has worked on research projects in the USA and abroad. Before being a faculty member at Texas A&M, Lesley was a Senior Lecturer at Windesheim Honours College in Zwolle, The Netherlands. Nationality: American and Dutch

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Editorial Manager

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