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Fiona Holland
short biography
Fiona Holland is managing editor of the Global Civil Society Yearbook at LSE, responsible for all aspects of the uniquely participatory editorial process, and the accompanying series of lectures, seminars and conferences. Prior to joining LSE, she edited Orbit, which in 2001 won ‘best magazine’ in the One World Media Awards. In addition to various editing and reporting roles, Fiona has curated exhibitions on cultural exchange, Northern perceptions of developing countries, and political cartoons and graphic novels. Currently she is working on Viewing Restricted**, a photographic initiative exploring the politics of poor people's representation. She has a Masters in Development Studies from LSE, and is studying towards a World Arts Diploma at Birkbeck College.
recent and current projects
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Voices of Global Civil Society - an exhibition of political cartoons, comic strips and graphic novels
11-Oct-29-Nov-2007, Atrium, LSE
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global civil society yearbooks
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Global Civil Society 2007/8: Communicative Power and Democracy.
Albrow, Martin, Helmut Anheier, Marlies
Glasius, Monroe Price and Mary
Kaldor (eds.), London: Sage, 2008.
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recent publications
Albrow, Martin and Fiona Holland (2008). 'Democratizing Global Governance: Achieving Goals while Aspiring to Free and Equal Communication.' in: Walker, James W. St. G. and Andrew S. Thompson (eds). Critical Mass: The Emergence of Global Civil Society. Wilfried Laurier University Press.
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