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Journal Article2024
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Journal Article2024For the first time, a resistance movement against military rule is welcoming and aiding soldiers who choose to join the ‘people’s side’.
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Photo/illustration by Sofie HenriksenJournal Article2024Merging refugee aid and digital capitalism
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Journal Article2024historicizing current dynamics of climate-related migration in the savannah zone of Ghana
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Journal Article2023Improvisation, culture, and volatility in migration infrastructures
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Photo/illustration by EU Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid via Flickr.com copyright licenseJournal Article2023Towards a new paradigm of non-knowledge in digital humanitarianism
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Photo/illustration by Ida Marie VammenJournal Article2023The root causes policy debate and irregular migration
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Journal Article2023governance and climate-related mobility in Ethiopia
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Journal Article2022Examining the interplay between formal and everyday climate change adaptations
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Journal Article2022Indebted deportation among undocumented migrant sex workers from Thailand and Nigeria in Europe.
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Journal Article2022
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Photo/illustration by Delali Adogla-Bessa, ShutterstockJournal Article2022Peacekeeping and the Ghana Police Service’s transformation agenda
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Photo/illustration by Jethro Norman, DIISJournal Article2022Diasporic infrastructures of connectivity, circulation, and exchange
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Journal Article2022Refutation of militant jihad in “revisionist literature”
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Journal Article2022The case of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula
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Journal Article2021Ambiguous rural infrastructure and slippery stabilization in eastern DR Congo
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Journal Article2021From marginalized immigrants to rejected returnees