More Wealth, More Inequality (Guardian) On book reviewing (from John Toye): What did I learn from book reviewing? For a start, I learned how important it was to keep abreast of the latest literature. Instead of relying on inevitably dated student reading lists, book reviewing brought me the excitement of exploring the cutting edge of […]
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Notes from James Ferguson’s (2015) Give a Man a Fish (not a summary or review). A few thought provoking quotes. On neoliberal criticisms and a more productive way forward: “…I have been drawn into this project by an impatience with the increasingly empty (as it seems to me) politics of “opposing neoliberalism.” Critiques of neoliberalism […]
Research and Development Officer, IRC (New York) Country Director, War Child (DR Congo) Project Coordinator, Gender (Canada) Senior Research Assistant, IFPRI (USA) Lots of jobs at Chemonics (USA) Lots of consulting contracts, UNICEF Procurement Manager, IRC (Kenya) Research Analyst (Arabic and English fluency)
I have received a number of requests for volunteer placements and/or for support locating volunteer placements. The conversations more of less start off in the same way, summarized here for those in a similar position: Getting started. Make sure you check out organizations that specifically place volunteers/interns to see if you might meet their criteria, […]
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Can You Win a War on Facebook? (Burundi) Jimmy Carter on US Democracy Discussion on food security, the article is interesting, I recommend browsing the comments Literature Scan of Resilience (ODI)
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Policy Advisor, Oxfam (Yemen) Program Manager, Youth Livelihoods (Canada) Director, Neglected Tropical Diseases, Gates Foundation (USA) Project Support Interns (x2, Canada) Donor Coordinator, Fred Hollows (East Africa) M&E Expert (Ethiopia) Advocacy, Media and Communications (Yemen)