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Thank you so much for this beautiful review, 本を読む。@聖教新聞!

Thank you so much for the kind recommendation and for the review, ACCORD & Dr. Odhiambo! 🙏

Anybody interested can watch the full (1h30-long) event here! youtube.com/watch?v=Hokglg… Enjoy 😉

Join us next week! João Honwana has spent his entire career working for the United Nations in Africa (Sudan, Guinea Bissau, Mali) and in the Headquarters, and Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation is *the* catalyst to fabulous research on violence and peace, so this should be good. 😀

Learn about the complexities of #PeacebuildingInAfrica on May 2, when Severine Autesserre and João Honwana discuss the tensions between the international agenda and local realities. Register now: 2ly.link/1xhtI

Fabulous opportunity for junior scholars

Join us on Thu., May 2 for a conversation on #PeacebuildingInAfrica. Experts Severine Autesserre and João Honwana will explore the challenges and successes of the #InternationalPeacebuilding agenda. Register: 2ly.link/1xhtI

HAPPENING TODAY: Discussion on challenges of international #PeacebuildingInAfrica led by Severine Autesserre, political science professor Barnard College Columbia University University & João Honwana, mediation program senior advisor Kroc Institute University of Notre Dame. Register: 2ly.link/1xhtI

APPLY: We are hiring a Global Evidence Fellow - a year-long post-doctoral fellowship with Life&Peace Institute and RIPIL_AU at American University. Funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York, fellows will conduct community-based research in East Africa and seek to translate it into a policy impact. Due: 05/22/24.

First Dutch publication! My work is now available in 7 different languages! Flemish & Dutch friends, enjoy. (It's a brief overview of my latest book, “The Frontlines of Peace”) Free full-text version of my chapter: doi.org/10.7916/7ny2-n…, or for the book: lup.be/products/249612

I enjoyed the discussion *so* much! Thanks again to Nyeleti & João Honwana (and the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation team, the HFG African Fellows, and the other participants--in the room & on Zoom). Those of you who couldn't join us: Enjoy the video!

Yet another excellent investigation by Mélanie Gouby for Foreign Policy. “The Problem With ‘Conflict-Free’ Minerals How traceability schemes have wound up hurting Congo’s people.”

On May 2, Severine Autesserre,Barnard College, and João Honwana, Kroc Institute, discussed tensions between the UN's peacebuilding agenda and local realities. Watch the full discussion here: youtube.com/watch?v=InRnn8… #Peacebuilding #UN #HFGEvents

Thank you so much for the shout-out, Ruth Maclean and The New York Times! I'm so glad you've enjoyed the book and find it useful.

One of my favorite thinkers and authors has created an online archive of his work, with free access to a wealth of fabulous resources. Fellow fans of John Paul Lederach—and anybody else interested in peace and peacebuilding— enjoy! johnpaullederach.com

Super équipe, super ville, super job. Amis universitaires, bonne chance!