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Why Are There Electoral Crises?
Another season, another electoral crisis. The 2008 Kenyan electoral crisis, the 2010-2011 Ivoirian electoral crisis... Are we headed towards an electoral crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo?read...
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Does Soro Have to Go? U.S Advice in Reconstructing Côte D’Ivoire
Hillary Clinton has pursued her visit to several African states with a stop in Côte d’Ivoire on the 17th of this past month. The American secretary of state met with President Alassane Ouattara to...
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Senegal: Beating Wade at His Own Game?
Last time I wrote about the Senegalese presidential elections, looking sort of at the next step that opposition candidates would take faced with both the constitutional court’s ruling in favor of...
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Rio +20 nas Comunidades
20 is approximately as many people as were reunited yesterday in the UPP (Pacification Police Unit) meeting room in the community of Vidigal. +20 it makes 40, the approximate number of people who are...
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Teatro da democracía, preview of monday's event and Todos na Luta
On Wednesday the 13th, a UPP release informed that there were approximately 300 people gathered in Vidigal’s square at the peak of the pre-event. Residents and visitors from all ages performed and...
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From two different perspectives
One of the aspects that I enjoy the most about this job is that I get to work on all the stages of the process, and thus I am able to see how the reintegration of this territories works from the two...
View ArticleHow Development Travels - Participation
In The White Man's Burden: Why the West's Efforts to Aid the Rest Have Done So Much Ill and So Little Good, his 2007 critique of top-down international development strategy, former World Bank economist...
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Exiled in Paris
“After being in Europe for sometime in exile, I missed the sun. I missed the beach in Brazil. I told my first girlfriend in France this, and she brought me here...” -on the beaches of Normandy with...
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Exiled in Paris: Angela's Story
“Do I still go to political protests today in Paris? Of course! And one time when I was in Brazil, visiting family, I went to a political rally at Cinelândia (Rio de Janeiro) against government...
View ArticleTakeaway group 3- October 3, 2013
Lessons for a multidisciplinary approach to public service: - Migration is related with remittances and democracy through social, electoral and financial ways. Taking this seriously into account and...
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