#WaterIsAHumanRight – Exploring the Paradox of Framing Water as a Human Right in a Hostile Political Climate

Scared, but still trying: stories of women activists working for peace in conflict areas in Sudan

Reem Abbas

When Refuge is Home: Sudan’s war-affected IDPs in Gedarif State, Eastern Sudan

Adam Babekir, Lovise Aalen

Mapping the patriarchy in conservation

Dutta, Anwesha; Leonie Bossert; Tom Crompton; Joni Seager

NPJ Biodiversity

Migration drivers across time and space: selected examples

Marta Bivand Erdal; Maryam Aslany; Andreas Forø Tollefsen; Mathilde Bålsrud Mjelva; Jørgen Carling; Tone Sommerfelt; Halvard Buhaug; Jonas Vestby; Cathrine Talleraas

From Uncertainty to Policy: A Guide to Migration Scenarios

Epidemic Encounters: Mingling with Mosquitoes in Réunion and Mauritius

Karine Aasgaard Jansen

Human-Bug Encounters in Multispecies Networks

Social and Spatial Flood Risk Analysis for Decision Making: Cases from Two Flood Prone Areas in Eastern Sudan

Hussein M. Sulieman, Gidske Leknæs Andersen, Mohamed Talib

Unifying Sudan’s youth movements: A path towards peace

Shahinaz Jamal

Crushing Hamas? Origins and Expansion of the Islamic Resistance Movement in Lebanon

Are John Knudsen

Anthropology of the Middle East (AME)

Anti-corruption in peacebuilding practice

Robert Forster

Agricultural land use change and its drivers in the Sudanese Ethiopian borderland: the case of Al-Fashaga region

Sulieman, Hussein M.

Geology, Ecology, and Landscapes

“Too Much” Sand, Not Water: A Geostory of Himalayan Riverine Sediments as “Problem”

Saumya Pandey

Cultural Anthropology

Sand Mining, Non‐Farm Employment and a Local Labour Force in Rural Bangladesh

Magnus Hatlebakk, Mohammad Atique Rahman and Bert Suykens

Journal of International Development