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1. | Strengthening Proactive Adaptation, and Early Action Systems to Enhance Food Security and Resilience to Multiple Hazards among Pastoralists in the Borana Zone, Ethiopia
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2. | Resolving Water Conflicts: Dispute Settlement Mechanisms Applicable to International Water Resources
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3. | Perceptions of National Elections in South Sudan
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4. | Third Parties in Peace Agreements: First Look at New Data and Key Trends
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5. | Two-Level Game or the Primacy of Domestic Politics? Ethiopia's Regional Foreign Policy after 2018
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6. | Russia's Engagement in Conflict and Post-Conflict Settings: Growing Geopolitical Ambitions and 'Peace by Force'
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7. | Regionalized Governance in the Global South ' Policy Brief
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8. | Perceptions of Peace in South Sudan: Longitudinal Findings
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9. | Policy Brief on Elections: National Survey on Perceptions of Peace in South Sudan
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10. | Perceiving Peace in a Fragment State: The Case of South Sudan
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11. | Peacemaking, Precarity, and Accumulation by Dispossession in the Horn of Africa
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12. | Perceptions of Peace, Marginalization and Elections in Yei: Findings from a Series of National Opinion Polls in South Sudan
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13. | Towards a Meaningful Peace for Tigray: How to Move from the 'Permanent Cessation of Hostilities Agreement' to a Durable Peace
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14. | Taxation and Civicness in South Sudan
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15. | Public Authority: Perceptions of Peace in South Sudan
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16. | Time for Change: The Normalization of Corruption and Diversion in the Humanitarian Sector
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17. | Peacebuilding in Turbulent Times: Turkey in MENA and Africa
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18. | Resistance Committees and Sudan's Political Future
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19. | Security and Governance: Perceptions of Peace in South Sudan
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20. | Perceptions of Peace in Lakes State: Findings from the South Sudan Public Perceptions of Peace Survey
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21. | Security Governance, Subsidiarity, and UN-AU Partnership in Somalia
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22. | Perceptions of Peace in South Sudan: Patterns in Perceptions of Safety since the 2018 R-ARCSS
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23. | Post Architecture: Sudan's Competitive Marketplace of Transition Management
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24. | Ethiopia's Pivot from Institutionalised Regional Diplomacy to Populist Peacemaking
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25. | Fragmented Transitions in the Context of Competitive Regionalism: The Case of Sudan
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26. | Identity, Violence, and Politics: Understanding Violence in Political Marketplaces
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27. | Peace in Transition: The Case of South Sudan
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28. | Elections and Civic Space in South Sudan: Findings from the 2024 Public Perceptions of Peace Survey
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29. | National Identity: Perceptions of Peace in South Sudan
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30. | Digital feast and famine: Digital technologies and humanitarian law in food security, starvation and famine risk
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31. | Fragmentation of Peacemaking in South Sudan: Reality and Perception
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32. | How African Organisations Support Peace Agreement Implementation
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33. | Mid-term, Corruption and International Engagement ' xaa iigu jira? (what's in it for me?)
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34. | China and Russia in Sudan: Surveying Data on Economic and Military Engagement
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35. | Humanitarian Priorities for Tigray, Ethiopia, after the Cessation of Hostilities
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36. | Governing for Whom? The Intersection of Identity, Violence, and Political Competition in Political Marketplaces
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37. | Executive Decisions: Regional Conflict Mediation by Kenya and South Sudan
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38. | Fragmented Transitions in the Context of Competitive Regionalism: The Case of Ethiopia
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39. | The Gulf States Mediating in the Horn of Africa: For Domestic or Regional Consumption?
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40. | The Everyday Politics of Sudan's Tax System: Identifying Prospects for Reform
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41. | How African Organisations Envision Peacemaking
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42. | Fragmentation of Peacemaking in Libya: Reality and Perception
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43. | An element in a national DDR/SSR program or a compassionate humanitarian need for returning combatants in Tigray region?
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44. | Congestion and Diversification of Third-Party Mediation in Sudan and South Sudan: First Look at some Longer-Term Trends
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45. | National Survey on Perceptions of Peace in South Sudan
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46. | Navigating the Horn: Turkey's Forays in East Africa
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47. | Caught Between Crises in South Sudan: Flood-Induced Migration of Dinka Bor Cattle Herders into the Equatoria Region
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48. | Building on the Galkayo Agreement: Mitigating Revenge Killings
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49. | Ballots and Bills: Electoral Competition in Political Marketplaces
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50. | Bring Enough Cows to Marry: Brideprice, Conflict, and Gender Relations in South Sudan
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51. | Comparative analysis on cohabitation regulation: placing Scotland, South Africa and France on the autonomy/protection continuum
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52. | Nairobi Impact Story: Pathways for risk-informed informal
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53. | Impact of religion on interreligious peace: evidence from zones of peace in Abuja, Nigeria
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54. | Rapid point of care tests in Zimbabwe: immunological and sociological perspectives
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55. | Pathways of transformation: gender, violence, and complex social change in the Democratic Republic of Congo
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56. | The Dryland Futures Academy Education Framework (version 1.0)
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57. | Report: Anticipatory action and resilience conference, Nairobi, 27 June 2024
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58. | Opportunities and inequalities of antiretroviral treatment in the developing world: A focus on medical adherence in Sub-Saharan Africa
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59. | Child-widows silenced and unheard: a neglected human rights agenda in Tanzania
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60. | Young men's experiences of residential childcare transition from mixed sex residential accommodation to single sex provision in Egypt
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61. | Philosophical theology of personhood in the digital: the case of Ghana's Young Christians
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62. | Role of education in promoting gender equality in post-genocide Rwanda
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63. | Power of the informal: smallholder charcoal production in Mozambique
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64. | Ideological transformation of Egypt's largest militant groups
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65. | Al-Jazeera, intellectuals, and the deconstruction of social realities
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66. | 'In Goma I'm a superstar!': Rwandan sex workers and the negotiation of social and spatial mobility
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67. | Public procurement implementation and resource distribution in Ghana from 2003-2021: is the winner taking-all?
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68. | Fragile bonds: an ethnographic investigation of marriage-making amongst Muslims in Cairo
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69. | 'It is difficult to understand Rwandan history': contested history of ethnicity and dynamics of conflicts in Rwanda during Revolution and Independence
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70. | Multimorbidity in Sub-Saharan Africa: focusing on the national prevalence and the response of primary care in Botswana
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71. | This land: politics, authority and morality after land reform in Zimbabwe
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72. | Limiting Catholicism: ambivalence, scepticism and productive uncertainty in Eastern Uganda
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73. | Resilience to change: understanding social-ecological dynamics in reef-dependent fishing communities in Madagascar
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74. | Inclusion de-moderation hypothesis: Egyptian secularists in democratization
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75. | Notes from the Community of Practice meeting, Nairobi, 14-15 May 2024
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76. | Postcolonial culture in Nairobi's margins 1963-c.1982
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77. | Framing the sacred: an analysis of religious films in Zimbabwe
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78. | Chosen and imposed teaching identities of the South Sudanese Nuer teachers who are refugees living and teaching within the Nguenyyiel Refugee Camp in Gambella, Ethiopia
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79. | Sudan law of homicide with comparative references to Scots and English laws
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80. | Alcohol, clan councils and colloquial understandings of the state in rural Uganda
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81. | Water, Health, Food: Operationalizing One Health to understand Socio-Ecological System dynamics in pastoral communities in northern Kenya
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82. | Assessing Locally-Led Anticipatory Action Options to Counter Climate-induced Humanitarian Crisis in East Africa
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83. | Enhancing Access to and Use of Finance for Pastoralists Facing Drought Risks in Somalia
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84. | Reshaping narratives: women Artists from West Asia and North Africa in Western museums
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85. | Transforming rural livelihoods in Zimbabwe: experiences of Fast Track Land Reform, 2000-2012
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86. | Social harms in borderised spaces: the case of Lampedusa
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87. | The establishment of British rule in the Sierra Leone protectorate: 1896 - 1924
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88. | Turbulence and stability: civilian cooperation in Boko Haram's insurgency
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89. | Ordinary crisis? Kinship in Botswana's time of AIDS
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90. | Morphosyntax of Luwo transitive verbs: tenses and aspects of the Luwo base and derived paradigms
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91. | Livestock as pathways to food secure and resilient ecosystems in the Horn of Africa
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92. | De-risking, financial security and safety nets for more resilient and food-secure communities in the Horn of Africa
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93. | Hamas-Egypt relations: tactical cooperation in the margins of strategic differences due to regime survival concerns
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94. | 'Working the system': affect, amnesia and the aesthetics of power in the 'New Angola'
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95. | How do patients and providers navigate the 'corruption complex' in mixed health systems? The case of Abuja, Nigeria.
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96. | Integrating community knowledge to advance early warning and anticipatory action in drylands of the Horn of Africa
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97. | The definition and timing of anticipatory action to tackle food crises in East Africa: do they matter?
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98. | Data-driven early warning, prediction and analysis for well-coordinated and directed food security action in East Africa's drylands
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99. | Enablers and blockers for effective anticipatory action against food crises in East African drylands
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100. | Detecting Livelihoods: The Use of Earth Observation for Livelihood Mapping in Kenya
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