Navigating uncertainty: a blog compilation

Over the last 8 weeks I have provided a summary of each of the chapters of my new book...

Adapting to climate change: co-constructing solutions on the ground

Climate change is perhaps the most challenging source of uncertainty faced by humanity today...

Taking uncertainty seriously in disaster preparedness and response

The news is full of disasters: droughts, floods, earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis, chemical spills and more. They...

Real-time reliability: managing uncertainties in critical infrastructures

‘Critical infrastructures’ are those that deliver important goods and services to society in the face of...

What is safe for whom? Negotiating new technologies under conditions of uncertainty

In the regulation of new technologies, the questions of what is safe for whom are always...

Long live land reform! Reflections on Michael Lipton’s classic book

Zimbabwe is implementing reforms in a bid to drag itself out of a debt crisis that...

The World Bank and land: some questions

The World Bank’s land conference returned this year in May after a gap since 2019. It is the...

Learning lessons on land grabbing and agrarian reform in Colombia

But against all odds, and frequently faced with great danger, social movements are winning struggles for...

The politics of Zimbabwe’s land reform: winners and losers

The political debates about the rights and wrongs of Zimbabwe’s land reform continue to occupy many....

Commercialising agriculture in Zimbabwe: new research on the political economy of agricultural development

This is the fourth blog in a series summarising new research on Zimbabwe’s land reform. In...

Changing ideas of belonging and identity in post-land reform Zimbabwe

This is the third in a short blog series on Zimbabwe research published recently. The theme...

Financing agriculture: what are the challenges and opportunities in Zimbabwe?

The reluctance of Zimbabwe’s banks to look at other loan options that have been widely used...

The changing remittance economy in Zimbabwe

Remittances have long been part of the financing of agriculture in Zimbabwe...

Why financing agriculture in Zimbabwe needs a rethink: limited credit and few loans

Finance is crucial for agriculture – for inputs, for labour, for capital investments and for dealing...

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