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Constitutionalism, ethnicity and minority rights in Africa | Jérémie Gilbert
23 May 2013
Listen to the 22 May seminar by Dr Jérémie Gilbert (University of East London), part of the Trinity term 2013 Public Seminar Series
The future of energy and connectivity | Louise Bloom
22 May 2013
Louise Bloom writes for the Humanitarian Innovation Project Blog about solar energy and the new age of the digital era
Evidence about torture in the UK asylum system | Toby Kelly
16 May 2013
Listen to the 15 May seminar by Dr Toby Kelly (University of Edinburgh), part of the Trinity term 2013 Public Seminar Series
The Deportation of Unaccompanied Minors from the EU: Family Tracing and Government Accountability in the European Return Platform for Unaccompanied Minors (ERPUM) Project | Various speakers
6 May 2013
Listen to podcasts from this one-day workshop convened by academics and policymakers to discuss the ERPUM project, on 3 May 2014 at the Oxford Department of International Development.
MapAction: Geospatial support for humanitarian disasters | Roy Wood
3 May 2013
Listen to the special seminar by Roy Wood (MapAction) recorded on 30 April 2013 at the Oxford Department of International Development
Opportunities and risk: enacting socio-cultural transformation in refugee camps in Uganda | Tania Kaiser
25 April 2013
Listen to the 24 April seminar by Dr Tania Kaiser (School of Oriental and African Studies), part of the Trinity term 2013 Public Seminar Series
The water challenge | Louise Bloom
17 April 2013
Louise Bloom writes for the Humanitarian Innovation Project Blog on the ‘student design challenge’, part of Engineering and Humanity Week
The many meanings of humanitarianism | Tom Scott-Smith
28 March 2013
Tom Scott-Smith writes for Debating Development, looking at diverse uses of the term 'humanitarianism'
Za'atari camp: a snapshot of a simmering crisis | Dawn Chatty
26 March 2013
Professor Dawn Chatty writes for Debating Development of her experience visiting the Za'atari camp, Jordan
Anti-deportation campaigns: ‘what kind of country do you want this to be?’ | Jennifer Allsopp
25 March 2013
Jennifer Allsopp writes for openDemocracy, arguing that the key role of anti-deportation campaigns is to build support for an asylum system that upholds the rights of all
Roger Zetter joins Gold Mercury's International Advisory Board
20 March 2013
Emeritus Professor Roger Zetter has joined the International Advisory Board of Gold Mercury, an independent think tank
New book series announced: Religion and Global Migrations
6 March 2013
Dr Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh, Dr Susie Snyder and Dr Jennifer B Saunders will edit the new multidisciplinary book series to be published by Palgrave Macmillan
Dawn Chatty: The burnout of rich world aid to refugees is 'astonishing'
3 March 2013
Professor Dawn Chatty quoted in article by The Economist on the plight of refugees
RSC Newsletter Spring 2013: RSC celebrates 30th anniversary and two other milestones
20 February 2013
This article was written for the RSC Newsletter Spring 2013 now available to download
Africa’s illiberal state-builders | Will Jones
18 February 2013
Will Jones writes for Debating Development, examining the state agendas of Sudan, Ethiopia, Rwanda and Angola
Refuge from Inhumanity: Perspectives on protection against refoulement under international humanitarian law | Various speakers
15 February 2013
Listen to a podcast of the Refugee from Inhumanity conference recorded on Tuesday 12 February 2013 at All Souls College, University of Oxford
Dawn Chatty: 'I don't think there are any benefits' of camps for Syrian refugees
13 February 2013
Professor Dawn Chatty quoted in article by The Daily Star (Lebanon) on the construction of camps to shelter Syrian refugees
New faces and farewells at the Centre
8 February 2013
There have been several staff changes at the RSC during the last few weeks
Alexander Betts: Refugees represent 'an economic opportunity'
7 February 2013
Alexander Betts discusses the Humanitarian Innovation Project in IRIN article on refugees' potential for innovation
Survival migration and fragile states | Alexander Betts
6 February 2013
Dr Alexander Betts outlines his project, 'Survival Migration and Fragile States', exploring new drivers of external displacement which fall outside the dominant legal framework