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People power, transformation and existential crisis: the state of global civil society:

April 24, 2012
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If change requires both cooperation and conflict, can we really do both?

April 10, 2012
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The only interesting question on Kony 2012 – why did it get 60 million hits?

March 10, 2012
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What outsiders can (and can’t) do about Syria

March 2, 2012
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How will political and economic shocks drive social change? Please help me write a paper…..

March 1, 2012
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Getting Somalia Wrong and other background reading for today's big conference

February 23, 2012
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An optimistic take on fragile states

February 8, 2012
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How can development NGOs go urban?

January 17, 2012
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Violence and development – what are the links?

December 2, 2011
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Horror and beauty, crazy climate, Pink Floyd in Phnom Penh and anyone for cricket? Final impressions of Cambodia

November 14, 2011
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Are crazy drivers as big a development issue as malaria or tuberculosis? The case for a global road safety campaign

November 9, 2011
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Responding to emergencies: is the centre of gravity shifting away from the UN towards national goverments?

October 12, 2011
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