In addition to the drought affected, the Government of Eritrea has appealed for food for 910,000 ... more In addition to the drought affected, the Government of Eritrea has appealed for food for 910,000 people (including internally displaced people (IDPs), returnees, soldiers to be demobilized and vulnerable urban residents. Total amount of food requested by the Government of Eritrea is 476,000 MT. Source: FEWS Eritrea Food Security Update, Feb. 24, 2003. 2 By way of comparison, total food needs in both 1985 and 2000 were each 1 million tons. These were the two largest-scale food assistance operations in Ethiopia's history. 3 McCann: 1990. 4 A full list of interviewees is given as Appendix 3 of this report.
The Migrants on the Margins project, carried out between 2016-2019 in Hargeisa, Somaliland as wel... more The Migrants on the Margins project, carried out between 2016-2019 in Hargeisa, Somaliland as well as Harare Zimbabwe, Colombo Sri Lanka and Dhaka Bangladesh, sought to better understand the drivers of displacement, the experiences of rural to urban migrants, and the responses of the municipalities within which newly urban residents were settling.
Resumen: Los piratas somalíes han capturado recientemente barcos mayores y más valiosos en aguas ... more Resumen: Los piratas somalíes han capturado recientemente barcos mayores y más valiosos en aguas cada vez más alejadas de la costa de este atormentado país. Ello ha provocado acciones de respuesta por parte de varias de las más poderosas armadas del ...
Annex 1: Overview of the different respondents and groups engaged as part of this research throug... more Annex 1: Overview of the different respondents and groups engaged as part of this research through interviews or focus group discussions. .
... The Making of a Good Citizen in an Ethiopian Returnee Settlement. Hammond, Laura (2004) '... more ... The Making of a Good Citizen in an Ethiopian Returnee Settlement. Hammond, Laura (2004) 'The Making of a Good Citizen in an Ethiopian Returnee Settlement.' In: Long, LD and Oxfeld, E., (eds.), Coming Home? Refugees, Migrants, and Those Who Stayed Behind. ...
One explanation is that the distinction between combatants and aid workers has blurred as many so... more One explanation is that the distinction between combatants and aid workers has blurred as many soldiers are now charged with distributing relief supplies and undertaking reconstruction projects. Additionally, western powers are financing both military efforts and ...
In the 25 years since the 1984–85 Great Sahelian Famine, the Ethiopian state has used the managem... more In the 25 years since the 1984–85 Great Sahelian Famine, the Ethiopian state has used the management of mobility as a tool to control the poorest of its citizens. In this paper I examine three cases: the forced resettlement of people during the 1980s, the repatriation of refugees during the mid-1990s and the more recent resettlement of food insecure people
In addition to the drought affected, the Government of Eritrea has appealed for food for 910,000 ... more In addition to the drought affected, the Government of Eritrea has appealed for food for 910,000 people (including internally displaced people (IDPs), returnees, soldiers to be demobilized and vulnerable urban residents. Total amount of food requested by the Government of Eritrea is 476,000 MT. Source: FEWS Eritrea Food Security Update, Feb. 24, 2003. 2 By way of comparison, total food needs in both 1985 and 2000 were each 1 million tons. These were the two largest-scale food assistance operations in Ethiopia's history. 3 McCann: 1990. 4 A full list of interviewees is given as Appendix 3 of this report.
The Migrants on the Margins project, carried out between 2016-2019 in Hargeisa, Somaliland as wel... more The Migrants on the Margins project, carried out between 2016-2019 in Hargeisa, Somaliland as well as Harare Zimbabwe, Colombo Sri Lanka and Dhaka Bangladesh, sought to better understand the drivers of displacement, the experiences of rural to urban migrants, and the responses of the municipalities within which newly urban residents were settling.
Resumen: Los piratas somalíes han capturado recientemente barcos mayores y más valiosos en aguas ... more Resumen: Los piratas somalíes han capturado recientemente barcos mayores y más valiosos en aguas cada vez más alejadas de la costa de este atormentado país. Ello ha provocado acciones de respuesta por parte de varias de las más poderosas armadas del ...
Annex 1: Overview of the different respondents and groups engaged as part of this research throug... more Annex 1: Overview of the different respondents and groups engaged as part of this research through interviews or focus group discussions. .
... The Making of a Good Citizen in an Ethiopian Returnee Settlement. Hammond, Laura (2004) '... more ... The Making of a Good Citizen in an Ethiopian Returnee Settlement. Hammond, Laura (2004) 'The Making of a Good Citizen in an Ethiopian Returnee Settlement.' In: Long, LD and Oxfeld, E., (eds.), Coming Home? Refugees, Migrants, and Those Who Stayed Behind. ...
One explanation is that the distinction between combatants and aid workers has blurred as many so... more One explanation is that the distinction between combatants and aid workers has blurred as many soldiers are now charged with distributing relief supplies and undertaking reconstruction projects. Additionally, western powers are financing both military efforts and ...
In the 25 years since the 1984–85 Great Sahelian Famine, the Ethiopian state has used the managem... more In the 25 years since the 1984–85 Great Sahelian Famine, the Ethiopian state has used the management of mobility as a tool to control the poorest of its citizens. In this paper I examine three cases: the forced resettlement of people during the 1980s, the repatriation of refugees during the mid-1990s and the more recent resettlement of food insecure people
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