For many years, studies of peasants and pastoralists have run in parallel, creating mutual
blind-spots. This article argues that, despite contrasting research traditions and conceptual …

Refugee camps are among the most prevalent institutional responses to global
displacement. Despite a quasi consensus among scholars, activists, and humanitarians that …

This paper deals with the way a “politics of belonging” has been enacted in recent years in
Kenya, and what this means for the Somali population of the country. Even though Kenyan …

In this article, I argue that the “theological and social-psychological radicalisation model”,
which has been primarily used in a Western context, has influenced the strategies used by …

This article examines changing patterns of governance characterised by devolution as well
as other developments associated with shifting centre-periphery relationships and their …

In October 2015, the United Nations Security Council adopted Resolution 2242 calling on
member states to work toward the greater integration of the women, peace, and security …

This article transports discussions on the geographies of occupation to the refugee camp
and infers that rethinking militarised policing in camps as a form of occupation brings into …

Over the last six years, the P/CVE agenda has emphasized the need of preventative
measures to augment kinetic counterterrorism security approaches. Based on field research …

This article examines the enduring entanglements of counterterror governance and refugee
encampment in Kenya. The spectre of “terrorism” and its supposed remedy …

Abstract The Dadaab camps of Kenya have 'warehoused'refugees from Somalia and
elsewhere since 1991, providing their inhabitants with little hope to (re) gain the legal rights …