The Centre for Poverty and Inequality Research conducts research into all aspects of inequality and poverty – their meaning and measurement, causes and consequences, in both developing and developed countries.
Building on the rich history of the former Poverty Research Unit at Sussex (PRUS), CPIR brings together researchers across the University of Sussex, and aims to create partnerships with governments, international organisations, other academic institutions and NGOs.
CPIR draws on the interdisciplinary approach and values that Sussex embodies to generate impact through world-class research.
Annual Michael Lipton Lecture
CIPR was re-launched in 2012 with the inaugural Michael Lipton Lecture, in recognition of its founder.
The first lecture was delivered by Martin Ravallion, Research Director of the World Bank:
Growth and Poverty Revisited
Friday 23 November 2012
4pm-5.30pm
Jubilee Lecture Theatre G38, University of Sussex.
- Download the podcast [MP3 44.4MB] (right click and 'save target/link as')
- Download the event flyer [PDF 595KB]
Annual Lectures can be found here
Images from the launch event
