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This blog post recounts the experience of a researcher whose stay in Morocco with the Climares project was much more than an academic experience

Revisit the successful PhD defence by Delu Lusambya in which he investigated how the voices of affected communities in DRC are heard in humanitarian governance

Practitioners, scholars, activists, survivors and policymakers will discuss accountability for war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide

The podcast's second season looks beyond the headlines to examine the financial, personal, political and human costs of humanitarian action

How can academic conferences be reimagined from rituals with rules and formats into communities of practice and care? Two PhD researchers suggest ways.

Zhiqi Xu will defend her thesis examining how stakeholders exercise their agency under China's poverty alleviation and rural development governance

Bahir Dar University in Ethiopia has awarded Emeritus Professor Mohamed Salih a special recognition for his contribution to the university

In this podcast episode, Professor of Economics Irene van Staveren takes a closer look at what financial crises can teach us.

How can we best respond to the growing wave of autocratization and what adaptations are needed to be effective? This article explores the options

Niranjan Nampoorithi investigates how development thinking and practice can help improve democratic resilience