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Report on Migration Governance and Diplomacy Launched in Uganda
Source: Kampala Sqoop
Experts from the African Union, Intergovernmental Authority on Development, East African Community and EUI alumni on Wednesday July 20,2022 converged at Fairway Hotel in Kampala to discuss research on Migration Governance & Diplomacy.
MIGRATION GOVERNANCE: The governance of Mobility and Migration in Africa
Dr. Grace-Edward Galabuzi talks about mobility and migration in Africa on UBC TV on 19th July 2022.
Call for Applications Interdisciplinary MPhil/PhD Programme in Social Studies - Class of 2023
Applications Open. Applications for 2023 are now open. The deadline for applications is Monday, August 1st, 2022. Responses to applicants will be sent out by Wednesday, August 31st, 2022.
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE 2023 CLASS
China debt traps in the new Cold War
With China lending more to other developing countries, it adds much to financing for development. As other sources continue to decline, criticizing its loans is being weaponized in the new Cold War.
China Debt Traps in the New Cold War
Tribute to Prof. Emmanuel TUMUSIIME-MUTEBILE
Prof. Mahmood Mamdani, scholar.
What is Uganda?
Source: Monitor
Book Review: Violence in the Rwenzori region and the puzzle of ethnicity
Source: Nile Post
Adventino Banjwa
Why would people rise up in their multitudes to kill their neighbours, or, at least, cheer when the state is slaughtering them? Why is having a separate district so important to members of an ethnic group that they kill and die for it? How does one explain the popularity of this violence?
The problem of the humanities and social sciences.
Written by DR. YAHYA SSEREMBA
Source: The Observer Newspaper
It is interesting to see how scholars defend the humanities and social sciences in the face of criticism.
As critics question the practical usefulness and marketability of such branches of knowledge, the defenders have responded as follows: