Archive

• Mo Ibrahim Foundation Annual Governance Weekend: Marrakesh 2017
• Leapfrogging – Myth or Reality? Can economic growth really be decoupled from increased carbon emissions in Least Developed Countries? Ethiopia’s Story
• Decolonizing Education: Social Movements, Research Methods and my IDD dissertation experience
• Witchcraft and conflict: Exploring alternative discourses of insecurity – Introducing a new research project
• Why Russia, Turkey and Iran are natural allies
• UN finally apologises for bringing cholera to Haiti – now it must match its words with funds
• The politics of the census in consociational democracies
• Taking the ‘Unintended Consequences’ of Peacekeeping Seriously – How Haiti Has the Potential to Revolutionize World Politics, Again
• Governing Coastal and Marine Resources: Learning the Challenges of Multi-level Governance
• Five years after independence, violence still stalks South Sudan
• African trial of Chadian dictator Habré is a landmark against impunity
• Will the UN ever accept responsibility for Haiti’s devastating cholera epidemic?
• The Rwanda Vision 2020 Umurenge Programme (VUP) public works and women’s empowerment
• 2015 Teaching Academy Award for Educational Enhancement and Innovation
• Taking the ‘Unintended Consequences’ of Peacekeeping Seriously – How Haiti Has the Potential to Revolutionize World Politics, Again
• Can the meek professor or ‘Mr Clean’ save the Central African Republic?
• Five years on, Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution continues from the ground up
• Playing together, staying together? Reintegrating sport on the divided island of Cyprus
• IDD academic awarded SCOPUS Young researcher of the year award for Social Science 2015
• Explainer: what is going on in Mali?
• Scientists at work: tracing the path to peace in Bosnia-Herzegovina
• Understanding Poverty and the Environment: Analytical frameworks and approaches
• Masculinity and sexual violence in India
• Scores killed by bombs and bullets as Boko Haram struggle escalates
• Prizes for local government: Latin America or England?
• Why the UK doesn’t mind if aid boosts military spending
• Central African Republic takes a small step towards peace – but a leap is what’s needed
• As refugee crisis deepens, the world is losing patience with South Sudan
• Deaths in the Mediterranean are a direct result of ongoing crisis in north Africa
• Authoritarianism and the securitization of development in Africa
• He’s back — but the power struggle around Vladimir Putin continues behind the scenes
• International court upholds Srebrenica massacre verdicts
• Typhoon Haiyan One Year On: Reflections on Disability Research in the Philippines
• Ebola – where are the governments?
• The Boko Haram ceasefire and violence in Nigeria
• Forgotten South Sudan tangled in factionalism and failed politics
• Bags of gold as an anti-corruption strategy?
• Masters students on Kenya study tour 2014
• Politics shape services; and services shape politics
• Public service motivation: Love or money?
• Violence in South Sudan illustrates the perils of state building
• Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela 1918-2013
• Making ‘climate compatible development’ possible in coastal areas
• Fishing for decentralisation in Yemen
• Empire without End?
• In search of a new paradigm for international interventions.
• Helping donors to ‘think politically’: Going beyond the orthodoxy.
• African donors and Somali ownership: The elephant at the Somalia Conference
• Political Activism, Legal Discourses and Sexual violence in India: What Does the Delhi Rape Case Reveal?
• A small blow for people’s history: the Paraguay Reader
• Managing the consequences of Joanna Lumley’s campaign: Gurkhas and development in Nepal
• Workshop on research and evidence in international development
• Statebuilding challenges for the future Timorese government
• Engaging conflict-generated diaspora communities in transitional justice
• Donors still can’t talk about the c-word
• STOP KONY and the perils of ‘conflict for the Facebook world’
• Haiti two years on
• Rio+20: “The Future We Want”? Let’s hope it’s better than that
• India and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
• Does Brundtland’s sustainable development need a human dimension?
• A future for aid data
• Conflict, Security and Development: an introduction
• Religion and Attitudes Towards Corruption in a Globalised World
• Effects of the Arab Spring
• Local government matters: the ‘toilet elections’ in South Africa
• The Ugandan protests and why Museveni will not be joining Ben Ali and Mubarak anytime soon
• Two Years On: Reflecting on a Victor’s Peace in Sri Lanka
• Re-integrating ex-combatants in Nepal
• Bemba on trial: unfairly singled out or a challenge to impunity?
• State-Society Relations and Citizenship
• Has development studies forgotten Latin America?
• Youth, Armed Violence and Job Creation
• Contracting out in fragile states
• State-building: a hot topic in governance
• Rwanda’s Upcoming Presidential Elections
• Understanding Faith-based Organisations in Pakistan
• Afghanistan and the resource curse
• Violent clashes in Kyrgyzstan
• Ten years into the Millennium Development Goals: another tipping point?
• Will the change of government affect UK aid policy?
• Women, Religion and Attitudes Towards Corruption
• Violence, cohesion and public space
• Working in the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti
• 2010 is the make-or-break year for Kenyan politics