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New Publication: Tough Lessons: Opposition Learning in Response to Authoritarian Resilience in the Middle East and North Africa.
How do opposition actors learn to navigate the reorganization of authoritarian regimes in the MENA?
New Opinion Piece: Beyond Extractivism? Intertwined Conflict in Eastern Congo
The article explores the various complexities of the war in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
New Publication: Counter-mapping Racial Capitalism in the Niger Delta: Zones of Unlimited Extraction and Cyclical Dispossession from Slavery to Petroleum
This article traces the longue durée of extraction in the Niger Delta, revealing how contemporary petro-infrastructure overlays and reactivates earlier corridors of extraction
New Publication:Land Under Siege: Militarized Capitalism and Urban Land Dispossession in the City of Goma, Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo
This article investigates the relationship between militarization and land grabbing in the context of rapid urbanization and protracted violent conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo
New Publication: The politics of potentiality: Responsible sourcing, ASM formalization and future making in the DRC’s cobalt mines
The DRC’s cobalt has become a spear point of global policies and narratives envisioning sustainable futures.
New Publication: The role of taxation of artisanal mining in conflict-affected contexts
From armed predation to ‘informal formalization’?
New Publication: Hindu Community in Bangladesh: Between Identity and Marginality
This chapter examines the minoritisation of Bangladesh Hindus through communal violence and politics of land appropriation.
New Publication: Land to the tiller? Agroecology and the blueprint of dispossession and resistance at the agricultural frontier in Argentina
Agroecology has often been touted as one of the alternatives to an inherently unsustainable agricultural industry dominated by monocultures and pesticides.
Publication: Bootstrapping sovereignty: the placeholder dynamics of contested states from identity documents to international courts
These placeholder dynamics help explain how attributions of sovereignty simultaneously challenge, mimic, and rearticulate the statist international (dis)order.