ILO (the International Labour Office) just released an Employment Research Brief titled: “+789 Million and Counting: the sub-Saharan African Equation” prepared with Bruno Losch, GovInn’s co-director.
GovInn’s Senior Researcher Frank Mattheis published the article ‘Repositioning Europe in the study of regions: comparative regionalism, interregionalism and decentred regionalism’ in the Journal of European Integration.
GovInn’s Senior Researcher Cori Wielenga published the article ‘Rwanda & South Africa: a long road from truth to reconciliation’ in The Conversation.
Govinn’s Senior Researcher John Kotsopoulos published the article ‘Can the relationship between Europe and Africa stand the test of time?’ in The Conversation.
GovInn’s Senior Researcher Prince Mashele published the article “Mmusi, make an example of Helen Zille” in the Sowetan.
The future of rural areas is unpredictable, but it can be explored. This article draws from selected Futures Studies to identify global trends and discontinuities in these trends that could affect rural areas in contrasting ways.
GovInn’s Director Bruno Losch published the article “Can We Still Only Think ‘Rural’? Bridging the rural–urban divide for rural transformation in a globalized world” in the journal Development.
GovInn’s Senior Researcher Magalie Bourblanc published together with Raphaëlle Ducrot and Everisto Mapedze the article “Path Dependence in Nebo Plateau: Strategic Partnerships and Rural Poverty Alleviation in South African Small-Scale Irrigation Schemes” in the Journal of Southern African Studies.
The Centre for the Study of Governance Innovation (GovInn) and the French Embassy in South Africa invite you to a panel discussion on the issue of religion in International Relations and the French approach of “Laïcité” or secularism in this sphere of agency. Panel discussants include H.E Ambassador Jean-Christophe Peaucelle of the French Republic, H.E. Ambassador Iqbal Jhazbhay (UNISA) former ambassador of South Africa to Eritrea and member of the ANC’s commission for international affairs and Professor Willem Fourie ,Associate Professor at the Department of Theology, University of Pretoria. The panel discussion will take place at GovInn headquarters in Old College House, at the University of Pretoria main campus on Monday 27 March at 16:00.
GovInn’s Deputy Director Chris Nshimbi published the article ‘Life in the Fringes: Economic and Sociocultural Practices in the Zambia–Malawi–Mozambique Borderlands in Comparative Perspective’ in the Journal of Borderlands Studies.
