#Burkinafaso

Brian Dowd-Uribe

I appreciate and cite your work. But I’m afraid that this tweet overstates the empirical record of #GMO crops in Africa - which is much more mixed, and did not

LastchanceLouis

Very grateful for @aruggeri_eu‘s Spring 2018 grad seminar titled Collective Political Violence. There’s been a lot of brilliant writing & analysis on the #Sahel recently and Andrea’s seminar and teaching

Stability Journal

In the past four months, we have published 11 peer-reviewed, open-access research articles on policy relevant peace, security, and development issues. All articles are available for free here: https://www.stabilityjournal.org/articles/

Brian Dowd-Uribe

New Pub in @WorldDevJournal w/ Jessie Luna: Knowledge Politics of Bt cotton ‘success narrative’ in Burkina Faso. Free access: https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1bb3p,6yxDEM3C Important implications for #GMO crop research and development in

It’s that time again: today we publish #CrisisWatch after 2 weeks of tracking updates on 80+ conflicts worldwide. Here’s a not-so-brief thematic briefing on what happened in August [warning: monster

Ce WE, on a eu une belle illustration de ce qu'est la course au #Buzz de la #Presse.Les nommés sont : @Le_Figaro @OuestFrance @LePoint @lesteclair @francebleu @LeHuffPost @BFMTV @franceinfo @lanouvellerep_

Sabrina Mahtani

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We've seen calls from @WHO, @UNHumanRights, @ACHPR & global civil society to release prisoners in order to reduce overcrowding & curb the spread of #COVID19 in #prisons. How have countries