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Darfuri migration from Sudan to Europe: from displacement to despair

21 Aug 2018
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2018/09 – Overseas Development Institute (ODI); research paper; Author(s): Susanne Jaspars and Margie Buchanan-Smith Details

Significant numbers of Sudanese, many from Darfur, have made the journey from Sudan to Europe in search of safety and a better life. While there has been significant interest in Sudan as a transit country for migration from Africa to Europe, little attention has been paid to Sudan as a source of migrants and refugees. Yet the Sudanese were the fifth, sixth and seventh largest categories of migrants and refugees arriving in Italy in 2015, 2016 and 2017, respectively. This study documents for the first time the experiences of young Darfuris fleeing Sudan for Europe. It aims to deepen understanding of the trends, drivers and causes of migration and displacement from Darfur. The report also explores the impact of migration to Europe on families and communities left behind, and on the wider political economy of Darfur.

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Tackling the triggers of violence-induced displacement - The contribution of the African Peace and Security Architecture and African Governance Architecture

21 Aug 2018
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2018/09 – European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM); Discussion Paper 228; Author(s): Anna Knoll; Lidet Tadesse ShiferawDetails

Displacement induced by violence affects the African continent disproportionately.The African Union (AU) has developed two key continental instruments to potentially address this issue. The first is the African Peace and Security Architecture (APSA), for the prevention and management of conflicts. The second is the African Governance Architecture (AGA), that promotes democratic governance in the continent. The AU makes use of these two instruments to tackle governance, peace and security challenges, which are often at the heart of violence-induced displacement. The links between APSA and AGA activities and how these can reduce or alter the triggers of violence-induced displacement have not yet been explored in-depth. This paper tries to understand whether and how the interventions by the AU and the Regional Economic Communities (RECs) contribute to addressing the triggers of violence-induced displacement. It clarifies the concept of triggers of violence-induced displacement, looks at selected case studies and highlights factors that seem to contribute positively to reducing triggers of violence-induced displacement. Moreover it offers some suggestions on how the APSA and the AGA could better respond in the future.

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Behavior in Reverse: Reasons for Return Migration

21 Aug 2018
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2018/08 – Centre for Development Research (ZEF); Discussion Papers on Development Policy No. 26 5; Author(s): Oded Stark Details

Research shows numerous motives for migration, but fewer reasons for return migration. This paper aims to correct this imbalance. Twelve reasons for return migration are presented and briefly discussed. The reasons listed are derived from research on migration conducted in the course of the past three and a half decades. The purpose of the paper is to pull together the insights gained from that research so as to formulate a base for future inquiry, both analytical and empirical. In addition, just as research on motives for migration can help to establish the reasons for reutrn migration, research on the latter can help to deepen understaining of the former. Moreover, in many circumstances and for various reasons, countries that host migrants may want them to leave. In such cicumstances, entacting policies that align with motvies for return migration will be more efficient than devising measures that are independent of these motives.

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How to Reduce Poverty and Address Climate Change? An Empirical Cross-Country Analysis and the Roles of Economic Growth and Inequality (copy 1)

21 Aug 2018
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2018/06 – Global Development Institute (GDI); Working Paper 32; Author(s): Daniele Malerba - Details

How can countries eradicate poverty while also addressing climate change? Despite the necessity to deal with both issues simultaneously, no study has analysed the empirical relationship between the two aforementioned goals and the factors that drive these interlinkages. This paper addresses this gap in the literature, using data from 135 developed and developing countries. The research underlines the tension between policy perspectives at the national and global levels. Economic growth, despite the potential to reduce the national carbon intensity of poverty reduction for the numerous countries that lie below the estimated turning points, needs to confront global environmental boundaries. Given this tension, the paper concludes that, alongside developed countries drastically reducing their emissions, developing countries should follow alternative development paths. Among them, a stronger greening of economic growth or an increased use of cash transfers and inequality-reducing policies are discussed.

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Blog: Field Notes From the Taita Forests, Kenya
2018/08 – Zentrum für Entwicklungsforschung (ZEF); ZEF Researcher's Blog; Author(s): Christine B. Schmitt
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Kambodscha: Wer sind die Ärmsten im Dorf? Erfahrungen mit dem ID Poor-Ansatz
2018/08 – Institute for Development and Peace (INEF); Good Practice 07; Author(s): Frank Bliss
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In Search for a Decolonizing Actor: Contradictions Between Brazilian State Policies and Social Emancipation of Quilombolas (PDF)
2018/07 – Department of Development and Postcolonial Studies (DDPS); Working Paper 5; Author(s): Tereza Ventura
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Manipulating Civic Space: Cyber Trolling in Thailand and the Philippines
2018/06 – German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA); GIGA Focus Asia No.3; Author(s): Janjira Sombatpoonsiri
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Myanmar · Bangladesh · Indonesia · Korea · India
2018/07 – Arnold Bergsträsser Institut (ABI); International Quaterly for Asian Studies (IQAS) Vol.48, No.3-4; Author(s): Pierre Gottschlich et al.
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Blog: Trump Against the Future of China - Elcano Blog
2018/09 – Real Instituto Elcano; blog post; Author(s): Andrés Ortega
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Blog: Crisis After Crisis: Why Financial Sector Reform Is Not Enough - Longreads
Une Europe Agroécologique en 2050 : Une Agriculture Multifonctionnelle Pour Une Alimentation Saine
2018/09 – Institut du développement durable et des relations internationales (IDDRI); research paper
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India’s Stranded Assets: How Government Interventions Are Propping Up Coal Power
2018/09 – Overseas Development Institute (ODI); research paper; Author(s): Leah Worrall, Shelagh Whitley, Vibhuti Garg, Srinivas Krishnaswamy and Christopher Beaton
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