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- Crime and the Built Environment: A Look at Makurdi, Nigeria
  by Patience Adzande
- Urbanization in Africa: Some Spatial and Functional Aspects
  by Items Editors
- Report on the Work of the Committee on Urbanization
  by Items Editors
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- Practices of relation: Gorski and Perry
  by Philip S. Gorski and Samuel Perry
- Figurations of menace
  by Sharika Thiranagama
- Channeling populism
  by Robert Samet
Kujenga Amani
- Kujenga Amani facilitates the exchange of ideas about diverse aspects of peacebuilding in Africa.
- Civil Society and the Global Oil Complex: Accessing Civil Society Engagements in Nigeria’s Niger Delta
  by Benyin Akande
- Researching the Activities of Oil and Gas Corporations in the Niger Delta: Challenges and Lessons from the Field
  by Nyingilanyeofori Hannah Brown
- Where Are the Women’s Voices? Local Water Governance and Inclusive Peacebuilding in Uganda
  by Resty Naiga
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Where Are the Women’s Voices? Local Water Governance and Inclusive Peacebuilding in Uganda

Resty Naiga·

March 5, 2020

In spite of the legal framework supporting inclusive local water governance, women’s formal participation still remains minimal and at best…

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Notes on Uganda’s “Refugee Paradise”

Yusuf K. Serunkuma·

July 17, 2019

“…this thing is an industry; budgets are exploding…” An international refugee agency worker based in Kampala. By January 2018, media reports…

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