Delighted to publish this article, based on my book...The World Bank and the IMF need to keep reforming to become fit for purpose theconversation.com/the-world-bank… via The Conversation Africa Centre for the Advancement of Scholarship CentreForHumanRights Boston University Global Development Policy Center ASIL EJIL: Talk! South African Institute of International Affairs Afronomicslaw

READ Professor Noëleen Murray and Dr Tafadzwa Mushonga's article on "Powering Africa's Just Energy Transition" in the University of Pretoria's award winning digital magazine RE.SEARCH. Read the magazine here: tinyurl.com/3puk84wf

Attending the ASA Annual Meeting? Don't miss the ASR Keyword Panel & the ASR Distinguished Lecture by Prof. James Ogude Keyword Panel Thurs. 11/30 |8AM| Nob Hill A-B ASR Distinguished Lecture Fri. 12/01 |noon| Salon 9 Title: Decoloniality & its Fissures: Whose Decolonial Turn?

SOUTHSOUTHNORTH is at #COP28UAE Follow this link for SSN events at COP28 and more updates: buff.ly/3R6J4r8 #SSN@COP #COP28

UP EXPERT OPINION: Bringing its creditors together in a forum will give Zambia room to demand that the creditors consider its other legal obligations as well as their contractual rights, says UP’s Prof Daniel Bradlow on the country’s foreign debt crisis: ow.ly/XUgZ50QfTia

"In the coming year, we will see not greater multipolarity, but greater bipolarity" - READ Professor Adekeye Adebajo's contribution to Project Syndicate article "The Shape of Power in 2024". Read here: prosyn.org/JoZ7flc

FORUM: WHAT GOOD IS ANTHROPOLOGY? CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGIST 🎉🎉🎉 What Good is Anthropology?: Care work in a “useless” discipline by Nolwazi Mkhwanazi UniversityofPretoria #anthrotwitter Find it here (Open Access via Early View): ⬇️⬇️⬇️ anthrosource.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/am…

🆕 Read our new article: Using participatory videos in understanding farmers experiences with climate smart agricultural practices ARUA GCRF Food Systems Research Network for Africa Stephen Whitfield Prof. Jane Ambuko Selorm journal.frontiersin.org/article/10.338…

BOOK LAUNCH: The Centre for the Advancement of Scholarship invites you to the launch of "Global Africa: Profiles in Courage, Creativity, and Cruelty" authored by Professor Adekeye Adebajo, on 20 February 2024. More details here tinyurl.com/22f2x7d6

And we're just about a week away from our Mapping Democratic Decline, Imagining Democratic Futures symposium in Pretoria. Gauteng folks, please come join! You can RSVP at shorturl.at/AFO57 Check out the programme below! 👇

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: The submission of abstracts for the Re-Worlding Reproduction: Emerging Knowledges, Politics and Practices of Justice Conference closes on 15 February 2024. For more information, visit the conference webpage: reworldingreproduction.org.za

The resurgence of military regimes across West Africa represents a failure of democratic governance. By upholding its democratic principles, Ecowas - Cedeao could help restore stability, writes Centre for the Advancement of Scholarship’ Adekeye Adebajo. bit.ly/4bxQDjX

READ Professor Adekeye Adebajo's analysis on Africa's economic opportunities amid an increasingly bipolar global order in his latest BusinessLIVE column. tinyurl.com/4tehu2jr

I am excited to talk about my book, "The Law of International Financial Institutions" on Friday 16 Feb Abdellah SA time Southern Centre for Inequality Studies The talk is hybrid. CentreForHumanRights Centre for the Advancement of Scholarship University of Pretoria To register: wits-za.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

🚨 [#FridaySeminar] Southern Centre for Inequality Studies invites you to a #FridaySeminar with Daniel D. Bradlow on the 16 Feb 24. Daniel's session is based on his recently published book, "The Law of the International Financial Institutions" RSVP HERE: tinyurl.com/f6evznb8 Details👇

READ Professor Daniel Bradlow's latest article for The Conversation Africa on the challenges and opportunities as African countries contend with their sovereign debt. Read here: theconversation.com/africas-debt-c… or tinyurl.com/au5ms264 Danny Bradlow

363.2 million people required humanitarian assistance in 2023, an increase from 81 million people in 2014. Eastern and Southern Africa have the largest number at 76.8 million. Click bit.ly/49MfgIE to read my article on strengthening Africa’s security architecture.

READ: Dr Samuel Igba, a postdoctoral fellow in the Centre, has published an article in the Daily Maverick titled "Strengthening Africa’s security architecture is vital, yet progress is slow". Read the article here: tinyurl.com/ymarytz3.

The Centre for the Advancement of Scholarship and the University of Leeds cordially invite you to an online open event called the Social Justice Jam 2024: Spaces for Change, June 10-12. Interested? Register for the event at: digitaleducation.leeds.ac.uk/social-justice…