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Olivia Umurerwa Rutazibwa

) humanitarian research agendas. I became cognisant of the limited efforts to understand how good intentions coexist with a system of international aid and intervention that seems harmful not for the few but for the many. The silence of too many researchers simultaneously masks and normalises the harmful consequences of the aid system. The scholarship and advice I was exposed to as my early academic career developed prompted me to explore the contradictory logic of international aid empirically: I set out to make a database of the EU’s ‘ethical’ behaviour

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Intermediating the Internet Economy in Digital Livelihoods Provision for Refugees
Andreas Hackl

emerged from two interlinked but also separate projects, which in turn form part of an ongoing research agenda that continued at the time of writing. This article represents a first attempt at analysing a cross-cutting theme of these separate projects covering several localities, as well as transnational actors and digital development efforts beyond specific national contexts. Intermediating Digital Livelihoods The current embrace of digital

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Dispelling Misconceptions about Sexual Violence against Men and Boys in Conflict and Displacement
Heleen Touquet
,
Sarah Chynoweth
,
Sarah Martin
,
Chen Reis
,
Henri Myrttinen
,
Philipp Schulz
,
Lewis Turner
, and
David Duriesmith

Interpretation , Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom , New York . Serrano-Amaya , J. F. ( 2018 ), Homophobic Violence in Armed Conflict and Political Transition ( London : Palgrave Macmillan ). Sexual Violence Research Initiative (SVRI) ( 2012 ), A Research

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Expanding Gender Norms to Marriage Drivers Facing Boys and Men in South Sudan
Michelle Lokot
,
Lisa DiPangrazio
,
Dorcas Acen
,
Veronica Gatpan
, and
Ronald Apunyo

Analysis – South Sudan ( London : London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine ), www.lshtm.ac.uk/south-sudan-full-report (accessed 5 August 2021 ). Chung , A. and Rimal , R. N. ( 2016 ), ‘ Social Norms: A Review ’, Review of Communication Research , 4 , 1 – 28 . Cislaghi , B. and Heise , L. ( 2018 ), ‘ Four Avenues of Normative Influence: A Research Agenda for Health Promotion in Low and Mid-Income Countries ’, Health Psychology , 37 : 6 , 562 – 73 . Cislaghi , B. , Nkwi , P. , Mackie , G. and

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Digital Bodies, Data and Gifts
Kristin Bergtora Sandvik

, 9 – 24 . Sandvik , K. B. , Jumbert , M. G. , Karlsrud , J. and Kaufmann , M. ( 2014 ), ‘ Humanitarian Technology: A Critical Research Agenda’ , International Review of the Red Cross , 96 : 893

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Four Decisive Challenges Confronting Humanitarian Innovation
Gerard Finnigan
and
Otto Farkas

. G. , Karlsrud , J. and Kaufmann , M. ( 2014 ), ‘ Humanitarian Technology: A Critical Research Agenda ’, International Review of the Red Cross , 96 : 893 , 219 – 42 , doi: 10.1017/S1816383114000344 . Sheather , J

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Batman Saves the Congo: How Celebrities Disrupt the Politics of Development
Alexandra Cosima Budabin
and
Lisa Ann Richey

. ( 2015 ), ‘ Hotel Geopolitics: A Research Agenda ’, Geopolitics , 20 : 4 , 793 – 813 . Frow , J. ( 2014 ), Genre ( New York : Routledge ). Global Witness ( 2021 ), ‘ The Dodd–Frank Act’s Section 1502 on Conflict Minerals

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Interconnecting socio-spatial inequalities

Inequality is a coin that cannot be understood by studying only one of its faces. In the preface to this volume, besides critically interrogating poverty, Williams asks what qualitative questions should we be asking about the rich?

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An international political economy of work
Louise Amoore

social change is needed if everyday spheres such as work, family, consumption and leisure are to be understood as key realms of globalising social relations. Orthodox IPE perspectives – conceiving of opposed realms of state and market, domestic and international, and of power and knowledge as resources – have rendered invisible precisely those realms of social life where the meanings of globalisation are constituted. This book has engaged in some reflection on the dominant ways of thinking that have shaped IPE’s research agenda. I have asked how particular readings of

in Globalisation contested
Gerasimos Gerasimos

further corroborates the approach of the Middle East as a sub-system (Tibi 1998 ). Processes of cross-regime cooperation on issues of migration management have been left unexamined, disregarding multiple empirical examples in which migration management could facilitate rapprochement between non-democratic regimes. The small literature on alliances between non-democratic regimes seems to disregard the issue of migration. Beyond work in comparative politics, a nascent research agenda approaches the issue of authoritarianism from an international

in Migration diplomacy in the Middle East and North Africa