Andrew Nickson is an expert on public administration reform, decentralisation, and the reform and regulation of service delivery. He teaches courses in governance and development management. Last week I was working in El Salvador, a small country the size of Wales that is fast vying with Mexico to become the most dangerous country in the … Continue reading “Violence, cohesion and public space”
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Working in the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti
Moustafa Osman is an expert in humanitarian relief and a part-time lecturer in IDD, teaching Introduction to Disaster Management. He was in Haiti in January. I was in Abu Dhabi teaching Disaster Management to government officials and national NGOs when the news hit about the Haiti earthquake. I made an immediate call to my family … Continue reading “Working in the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti”
2010 is the make-or-break year for Kenyan politics
Philip Amis is a specialist in urban poverty and institutional reform. I have known Kenya for nearly thirty years since I did my PhD at the University of Nairobi. I think in some respects the coming year is absolutely critical to Kenya’s future –and given Kenya’s critical geostrategic position, it will also be critical for … Continue reading “2010 is the make-or-break year for Kenyan politics”