16.03.18
Measuring and Measurement: A new volume of Environment and Society
Exploring different practical, theoretical and conceptual problems associated with measuring and measurement across diverse environmental issues.
27.02.18
Ahed Tamimi: father speaks of his pride as Palestinian activist prepares for trial
Popular resistance against the Israeli presence in the West Bank, be it violent or peaceful, is a constant feature of life in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
11.07.16
Key moments from the IDS 50 Conference: States, Markets & Society
Ellie Chowns reflects on key debates from the IDS 50 Conference.
22.06.16
Building Civil Society in Post-Genocide Rwanda
Dan Hammett is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Geography. In April 2016, he was awarded SIID seedcorn funding to support a project exploring nascent civil society in post-genocide Rwanda.
14.04.16
Nairobi slums: value-added outcomes in exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) intervention
Our guest blog from Dr Paula Griffiths explores the unexpected benefits of an Exclusive Breastfeeding (EBF) study in Nairobi, Kenya
24.03.16
Part Two: Are we there yet? Lighting fires: burning some of the assumptions about childhood
In his second blog in the ‘Are we there yet? series, Mark Waddington, CEO of the NGO Hope and Homes for Children, questions some of our assumptions about ‘childhood’ and how we define it.