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Join us as we engage with Robtel Neajai Pailey’s book, Development, (Dual) Citizenship and Its Discontents in Africa. Robtel Neajai Pailey is Assistant Professor in International Social and Public Policy at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).

Call for Papers for Special Issue AJCLJ 2023

Call for Papers Special Issue on ‘Loss and Damage in Africa: Legal and Policy Aspects’ Deadline: 30 June 2023 Loss and Damage (L&D) debate has been contentious within the international climate negotiations because of questions of fairness and equity associated with the historical responsib...

inverted vibe curve: burgertown must be defended on Twitter

“damn! but what if we tried this, and lived in the early 1900s, and called the noble field that resulted "criminal justice." or what if we did this, and we lived in the 1940s, and we called our initiative "police professionalization." what if we did this, in the 1980s and called”

Adam X. McNeil (ABD) (aka Metaphors & Memes) on Twitter

“"Freedom on the Move (@fotmproject)... seeks a two-year postdoctoral fellow to join a team that is building a free and open digital archive of all extant North American “runaway slave” ads." #Blktwitterstorians @Ed_Baptist @WhatAboutClass @LorienTinuviel #twitterstorians”

Karyn Maughan on Twitter

“Section 204 witness Shadrack Cezula testifies the FS agriculture department didn’t do any checks on Gupta-linked Nulane before it motivated for it to be paid R25mill on an “emergency” basis. He says Nulane’s bank details were scrawled on a piece of paper by an accused official.”

Mixed-ish: race, class and gender in 1950s–60s Kampala through a life history of Barbara Kimenye

Vibrant social scene, intellectual hub and diverse glitterati: this was Kampala for its beau monde in the late 1950s and early 1960s. The city enjoyed a liberal reputation with ‘rosy’ race relation...

Shaiel Ben-Ephraim on Twitter

“A great day for Israeli democracy. Hundreds of hi-tech workers protested the judicial reforms in Tel Aviv, Herzliya, and the Airport City business park. They blocked streets, waved Israeli flags, and did their patriotic duty. Proud to say some of my best friends participated.”

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