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8 results for "Uganda"

8 results for "Uganda"

Making Education Count

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Sarah Dryden-Peterson, assistant professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Education (GSE), has spent years investigating the dimensions of education in conflict settings. During her time at GSE, her mission has proved ever more important as conflicts...

When Life Is in Limbo, Education Can't Wait

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Sarah Dryden-Peterson, associate professor of education at Harvard, shares insights from her team’s work on refugee education around the world. By Michelle Nicholasen Of the sixty-five million people currently displaced worldwide, about half of them are...

Global Oncology in Rwanda

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A case study in best practices, Rwanda’s commitment to cancer treatment demonstrates how a state can utilize private resources while safeguarding national ownership. By Darja Djordjevic Darja Djordjevic, now a postdoctoral fellow in the Weatherhead...

Bridging Theory and Practice: A Life in the Field

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Robert Bates’s When Things Fell Apart: State Failure in Late-Century Africa released as a classic During the turmoil in Uganda after the fall of repressive leader Idi Amin Dada, political scientist Robert Bates was in the field. At the time, he was widely...