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Successful PhD defence by Jaffer Latief Najar on the position, experiences, demands and agency of communities targeted by anti-trafficking interventions

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New photo exhibition documents the invaluable contribution of Southern African seed guardians to food and seed sovereignty and struggle

Taking a closer look at humanitarian governance - what is humanitarian action and who are the actors, large and small, that determine its realities?

ISS Alumni Spotlight: Lucía Cirmi Obón

New temporary collection: Nobel Peace Prize winners

Call for presentations on emerging, published, or in-process research or practice-oriented research in and around the field of humanitarian studies

Is the Sri Lankan government's crackdown on drug crime effective? Would a regional approach yield better results? Shyamika Jayasundara-Smits investigates

Libby Leher successfully defended her thesis on the political-development nexus of economic peace in the Middle East: Paris protocol to the Oslo accords