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- September 24th 2013Tenured humanities and social sciences faculty: the DPDF Faculty Field Competition closes in one week (applications due October 1) →
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Featured Essays
- October 1st 2013Kujenga Amani launches Radar, a feature section on breaking events, with “The Westgate Mall Siege: Reassessing Kenya’s Security Architecture,” by Awino Okech, advisory board member for the African Peacebuilding Network →
- September 26th 2013Read about practices of prayer in Quebec in "Wayside Crosses," by Hillary Kaell, the latest essay in the Reverberations Materiality of Prayer series →
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January 2011
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- SSRC Blog: Thabo Mbeki speaks about "Southern Sudan on the Eve of Self-Determination" →
October 2009
July 2009
- July 2nd 2009
- In Darfur literature review for NYRB, Nicholas Kristof heralds Alex de Waal’s blog and essays as necessary reading. →
April 2009
- April 29th 2009
- Program director Alex de Waal delivers Colby College lecture, “Can Sudan Survive?” →
March 2009
- March 9th 2009
- Alex de Waal to participate in discussion of regime change and peacekeeping at CUNY Graduate Center →
- March 6th 2009
- To put justice before peace spells disaster for Sudan, claim Alex de Waal and Julie Flint in Guardian op-ed. →
- March 4th 2009
- Alex de Waal leads NYU panel on reactions to ICC-issued arrest warrant for Bashir →
- March 4th 2009
- Alex de Waal to Lead NYC Panel on ICC Arrest Warrant for President Bashir →
February 2009
- February 6th 2009
- Alex de Waal to serve as president of new International Association of Humanitarian Studies →
January 2009
- January 5th 2009
- Alex de Waal is honored with an Order of the British Empire (OBE) for “services to development and conflict resolution in Africa” →
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