Research Fellow @ Institute of Development Studies (IDS). Research, write, teach #cities, #displacement, #informality, #nutrition, #policy process, #wellbeing.
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Last year, Didier Fassin of the College de France and the Institute of Advanced Study at Princeton wrote a powerful indictment of the consent facilitating Israel's slaughter in Gaza. His book has been translated into English, and I interviewed him for Diwan: carnegieendowment.org/middle…
Pleased to be awarded @BritishAcademy_ funding on Evidence Informed Policy Making. With @Ayselin_Yildiz, Marmara Municipalities Union and Sisli Municipality, Istanbul. We will strengthen learning across urban local governments addressing climate change.
ids.ac.uk/news/ids-awarded-f…
Urban equity: development analysis in and of ‘the urban’ - Here's a summary of what my brilliant colleagues (and yours') have been up to on this theme over the last few years. With links to wide range of outputs, many open access to all.
ids.ac.uk/opinions/urban-equ…
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Read the new IDS opinion which examines the challenges and opportunities presented by the growing phenomenon of urban internal displacement in the global South.
With contributions from: @lucyurbanearle @filiepdecorte & @d_telintelo
Read at: 👉ac.pulse.ly/o4ayctzufd
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Striking, poignant pictures by @moises_saman , text by Jon Lee Anderson in @NewYorker
After the collapse of the dictatorships in Iraq and in Libya, we found abundant proof of their brutality. But Assad seems to have been distinctly vicious.
newyorker.com/culture/photo-…
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As the Assad regime in Syria falls, many refugees are coming out of exile and returning home. But what situation are they returning too?
Blog by Sultan Jalabi and Dolf JH te Lintelo originally published by the Institute of Development Studies. bit.ly/3Bz2tgI
Fresh of the press: some thoughts by @sultan_jalaby and yours, on the return of Syrians to their country and homes: @IDS_UK @CaraSyria
ids.ac.uk/opinions/return-to…
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Just arrived back in Delhi to find the city embalmed in an all-enveloping burial shroud of pollution. Even at 2pm impossible to see 100m across the runway.
I've never seen anything like this in forty years of living here. What a fate for the City of Djinns- still, at its best the most fascinating of cities, but currently a tragic, choking death-trap.
A nice start to the weekend - happy learning that our article was elaborately used in this @EADI training video for Early Career Researchers, as an example of how to write a qualitative research paper! youtube.com/watch?v=OaWuZhhO…
here is the link: link.springer.com/article/10…
I can confirm that the article is now published Open Access!
Very pleased to see our article published! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Based on our collaboration in the DWELL project spanning India, Finland, Norway and the UK.
Not yet Open Access - we're working to resolve that soon!
@IDS_UK
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This is utterly horrible and deeply moving
Watch Professor Nizam Mamode break down as he tells @CommonsIDC about the systematic & persistent targeting of civilians by Israeli drones immediately after they drop bombs on areas of civilian population living in tents. Thanks to @SarahChampionMP's words as he composes himself.
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Sudan now represents the largest displacement crisis in the world with more than 11 million people internally displaced and almost 3.2 million people who have fled the country.
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NEW: ‘A Cartography of Genocide’. Since October 2023, we have collected and analysed data related to Israel’s military campaign in Gaza. Our findings indicate that Israel has systematically targeted all aspects of civilian life. tinyurl.com/bdcrnzka
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This is insanity. Calling for the evacuation of a whole city is a first since this war started. Aside from what this means in terms of hell for people, Baalbek is a historic city with the largest Roman temple still standing in the world.
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💔 The heart bleeds at the scale of the devastation. This is #Kfarkila. #SouthLebanon where Israel is imposing a forced depopulation by destroying everything, buildings and agricultural fields.
Very pleased to see our article published! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Based on our collaboration in the DWELL project spanning India, Finland, Norway and the UK.
Not yet Open Access - we're working to resolve that soon!
@IDS_UK
Today, the entire special issue in Environment & Urbanization has been published...do have a look at an undoubtedly rich set of papers on forced displacement responses in urban settings: journals.sagepub.com/toc/eau….
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An entire @IIED special issue on forced #displacement and the #city! Eleven great articles by @lucyurbanearle, Alison Brown, @mweihmayer, @lorenlandau, @d_telintelo & many others: journals.sagepub.com/toc/eau…
Like London buses. Another new article! This time in @RefugeJournal
Social Assistance and Forced Displacement: A New Solution to an Old Problem?
doi.org/10.25071/1920-7336.4…
Led by Mike Collyer, with Tahir Zaman from Uni of Sussex and Thabani Mutambasere (Edinburgh).
Open Access!
This article is an outcome of the @FCDOResearch supported Better Assistance in Crisis programme run by @IDS_UK @HumOutcomes and @wlv_uni