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PODCAST: Le dérèglement du climat a-t-il un genre ?

Demain n’attend pas - Épisode 2
Le dérèglement du climat a-t-il un genre ?
Comment les inégalités de genre s’invitent au cœur du dérèglement climatique
Des impacts du dérèglement du climat aux solutions portées par les femmes, cet épisode de « Demain n’attend pas » explore comment le climat reflète – et amplifie – les inégalités de genre

Opinion Piece: The geography of a storm

Hurricane Melissa made clear what COP30 obscures: the climate crisis still follows the lines of empire.

New Publication: Legalizing Oneself: Citizenship, Waiting, and Fake Fakeness in Northern Cyprus

This article contributes to the anthropological scholarship on citizenship and unrecognized states by analyzing how people grapple with the convoluted legal landscape of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC).

SOVEREIGN PERFORMANCE Website Launched

Sovereign Performance is a research project focused on the political repertoires of democratic movements that strive for independence or autonomy.

Publication: Danger on My Mind: Dangerous Imaginaries and Their Effect on Epistemologies

The article examines how and why dangerous imaginaries are constructed.

Publication: Science as a Territory in Dispute: An Analysis of Power and Paradigms in the Conceptualization of Agroecology

This article, based on fieldwork conducted in Argentina between 2019 and 2024, is published in the Agriculture and Human Values journal

Publication: Governing Artisanal and Small-Scale Sand Mining in Bangladesh

This article uses an in-country comparative approach to investigate the governance of artisanal and small-scale river sand mining in Bangladesh, focusing particularly on sector heterogeneity, tax farming and power imbalances.

Publication: We Are Caught Between Violence and Famine” – Analysis of the Deepening Crisis Affecting Eastern DR Congo

Regional and international initiatives to end the war between M23/AFC and the Congolese government are multiplying, leading to mounting pressure on the belligerents to negotiate through sanctions and direct engagement.

Publication: Could Africa’s Forever War Finally End? How U.S. Diplomacy Could Resolve the Conflict Between Congo and Rwanda

By Reagan Miviri,  Joshua Z. Walker and Jason K. Stearns
A deal between Congo and Rwanda must lead to a larger peace process.