Living to Fight Each Other Another Day: Armed Group Relationships in Multiparty Civil Wars
Allies of the Weak: La Résistance and Jews in the Holocaust
Legitimacy, Capacity, and International Mediation in Africa
Departmental research project on global kleptocracy shortlisted for top award
Poverty and human development challenges in Arab countries
In this presentation Dr Khalid Abu-Ismail will discuss ESCWA's World Development Challenges Report and its related background papers.
Black History Month Panel Discussion
A panel discussion brings together BME academics and academics researching topics related to racism, (anti-) colonialism and professionals working on EDI matters at the DPIR.
Please join us for a panel discussion with subsequent reception in the Lecture Theatre of DPIR on Monday, 30 October at 2 pm.
Following the panel discussion, we will have a reception in the Common Room from 3.30 pm.
Please join us for a panel discussion with subsequent reception in the Lecture Theatre of DPIR on Monday, 30 October at 2 pm.
Following the panel discussion, we will have a reception in the Common Room from 3.30 pm.
Making Sense of How We Make Sense of Chinese Foreign Policy
Women’s Prewar Social Leadership and Collective Action After War: Evidence from Nepal
While existing scholarship has reckoned with the complex effects of civil conflict on women’s political, economic, and social participation, it does not account for local variation in women’s collective action after war. This paper investigates the effect of prewar institutional investments in women’s social leadership on whether and how women mobilize to confront shared community problems in the aftermath of conflict. I argue these investments strengthen ties between women and women’s group identity.
How America Weaponized the World Economy
Biography of Henry Farrell: