
EMPOWERING VOICES FROM THE GLOBAL SOUTH AND BRIDGING NORTH-SOUTH DIVIDES
THROUGH KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE AND SHARING OF GOOD PRACTICES ON ISSUES AFFECTING THE GLOBAL SOUTH AND NORTH-SOUTH RELATIONS
Grounded in the South, Bridging North and South
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See details: https://globalsouthnetwork.com/global-south-network-guest-lecture-series/
ABOUT US
The Global South Network (GSN) is a forum for research students, scholars, practitioners, and civil society organisations from different regions of the Global South including but not limited to Africa, Latin America, Asia, East Europe, and Middle East. UK based Academics and researchers (including postgraduate researchers) focusing on the issues of the Global South run GSN.








GSN is the world’s only interdisciplinary international network that is of and by the Global South but for both the Global South and the Global North.
SHORT TERM OBJECTIVES
To facilitate knowledge exchange among academics, practitioners, students, journalists, and policymakers.
To publish edited collections or special editions on interdisciplinary issues related to the Global South.To organize research activities focused on interdisciplinary issues of the Global South.
To assist academics from, or focusing on, the Global South in applying for internal and external funding, including but not limited to the ESRC IAA event/networking fund, Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) networking scheme, and British Academy (BA)/Leverhulme Small Research Grants, to support and promote the network’s activities.
LONG TERM OBJECTIVES
To influence policy-making in the Global South by fostering international collaboration among civil society organizations (CSOs), higher education institutions, media, and policymakers in the region.
To diversify research culture in universities in the Global North and strengthen it in the Global South by promoting collaboration between higher education institutions and non-academic groups across both regions.
To increase the recruitment of postgraduate and postdoctoral researchers from, or focusing on, interdisciplinary issues related to the Global South.






































