British Academy funded workshops on Writing and Researching Inequality in Africa (WARIA). #thePoliticalEconomyofInequality
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Great to see this free open access course launched, as an outcome of the @BritishAcademy_ funded Writing Workshops on the Political Economy of Inequality in Africa. Free and open access resources designed to support students and ECRs
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Great open resource of writings in African studies, including by @WARIAprogramme mentor Dr Olayinka Ajala @olayinka50 . Access all resources by the link below
@BeckettPol_IR lecturer Dr Olayinka Ajala @olayinka50 has one of this articles selected as part of Routledge's collection on 'Directions and Provocations in African studies for 2022' .
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Catch up on the #BeckettTalks We Inspire series, focusing on our academics' ground-breaking work. This week, Dr Olayinka Ajala from @BeckettSocSci talks about his research into how climate change can cause conflict in some African countries. @olayinka50
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@WARIAprogramme mentor and @BeckettPol_IR lecturer Dr Ajala Olayinka talk about his research on climate change and conflict in Nigeria player.captivate.fm/episode/…
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Head of @BeckettPol_IR @SophiaPrice5
discusses the @BritishAcademy_ funded Writing and Researching the Political Economy of Inequality in Africa programme @BeckettGI @BeckettResearch @WARIAprogramme leedsbeckett.ac.uk/blogs/lee…
Read latest blog by WARiA Principal Investigator @SophiaPrice5 outlining the WARiA programme and the final policy conference for Cohort 1.
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Registration is open for our policy conference on the 2nd March - sign up here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/writing-a…
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New article in ROAPE by @BeckettPol_IR Olayinka Ajala on Evolution and decline: transformation of social movements in Nigeria:
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Blog post by WARiA participant Leo Igbanoi on the Future of (home) work ing waria.org/blog/the-future-of…
Does Social Protection Lead to Peace? Read the latest WARiA blog by Victor Ogharanduku waria.org/blog/does-social-p…
Want to find out about the research being done by our WARiA participants? Check out our blog here: waria.org/blog
Stage 1 of WARiA programme completed. 6 great workshops networking ECRs & PG students with academics & practitioners across Africa & UK.Huge thanks to all participants, keynotes, contributors, mentors @Alexnunn1 @nilsnigeria @LesleyMastersZA @go2uj @POLISatLeeds @BritishAcademy_
Wow - we’re over half the way through our Writing Workshop programme. Today was all about research impact with @Alexnunn1 . A great day and loads of great discussion. Bring on workshop 5!
WARiA participant Tinuade Ojo writes about her research into #financialinclusion for women in South Africa in The Conversation google.co.uk/amp/s/theconver…
Great afternoon session by Dr Emily Gray @Thatcher_legacy @DerbyUni on Writing for Publication,
completing of our 2nd writing workshop for @WARIAprogramme participants.
Great start to our 2nd @WARIAprogramme workshop on Writing for Publication with Keynote by @LenaRethel @RIPEJournal . Really helpful advice for ECRs and reflections on the Blindspots in IPE.
1 x 2 day workshop completed and we’re off to a great start. 31 participants (ECRs and PG students) + 15 mentors . Find out more about our @WARIAprogramme here : waria.org
Fantastic start to our first @WARIAprogramme workshop. Keynote by Prof Chris Landsberg @go2uj @leedsbeckett @DerbyUni @BritishAcademy_ @POLISatLeeds
