aoifemccullough.bsky.social
@aoifemccullough.bsky.social
Blueskies (and darkskies) on militarisation in the Sahel. PhD candidate at the London School of Economics. Research Associate at ODI Global.
aoifemccullough.com
https://www.lse.ac.uk/international-development/people/research-students/Aoife-McCullough
aoifemccullough.com
https://www.lse.ac.uk/international-development/people/research-students/Aoife-McCullough
It looks like a diagram from hell. But apparently political scientists like this sort of thing.🤷♀️ Huge thanks to the organisers of the Conflict & Change workshop at UCL. It was fantastic to get such detailed feedback on working papers.
February 27, 2025 at 11:58 AM
It looks like a diagram from hell. But apparently political scientists like this sort of thing.🤷♀️ Huge thanks to the organisers of the Conflict & Change workshop at UCL. It was fantastic to get such detailed feedback on working papers.
📢Katherine Pye and I are planning a panel for #ISA2025 on Liberal Intervention in the Global South.
We plan to explore questions of resistance, continuity despite failure and its political consequences.
We’d be delighted to receive any paper proposals before 28 May. More details here 👇
We plan to explore questions of resistance, continuity despite failure and its political consequences.
We’d be delighted to receive any paper proposals before 28 May. More details here 👇
May 23, 2024 at 12:40 PM
📢Katherine Pye and I are planning a panel for #ISA2025 on Liberal Intervention in the Global South.
We plan to explore questions of resistance, continuity despite failure and its political consequences.
We’d be delighted to receive any paper proposals before 28 May. More details here 👇
We plan to explore questions of resistance, continuity despite failure and its political consequences.
We’d be delighted to receive any paper proposals before 28 May. More details here 👇
The Fond de Solidarité pour la Sauvegarde de la Patrie in #Niger is introducing a tax on calls. An efficient way to collect tax in Niger and possibly a way to create a social contract. Q is: can the CNSP deliver on its side?
January 26, 2024 at 8:50 AM
The Fond de Solidarité pour la Sauvegarde de la Patrie in #Niger is introducing a tax on calls. An efficient way to collect tax in Niger and possibly a way to create a social contract. Q is: can the CNSP deliver on its side?