My review of the book is now available on this (eprint) link: www.tandfonline.com/eprint/C7TAV...

A good read, in my opinion: Detailed and well written. Kakuma is not done! @hannobrankamp.bsky.social

This event is a culmination of long informal conversations with those directly impacted by ongoing funding cuts in refugee contexts. It also draws from our work/s in migration studies and refugee-led initiatives in Kenya. Register now at: uni-ms.zoom-x.de/meeting/regist… #Humanitarianism

Interesting poem by Dr. Fiona Murphy, questioning contemporary “green” narratives that present restoration as neutral care. publicanthropologist.cmi.no/2026/02/05/w...

Hot off the press! Take a look at my review of the book 'Architecture of Migration: The Dadaab Refugee Camps and Humanitarian Settlement', by Anooradha Siddiqi in the latest issue of the Conflict and Society journal.

My 2025 in summary: Finished my PhD studies in June and graduated in October. Started a postdoctoral research position in DCU in November Designed and taught two modules: The Politics of Sub-Saharan Africa (Undergraduate) and Forced Migration and Host Societies for DCU SALIS (Masters)

Apparently, my blog recent post blog has already upset some people at the Kakuma UNHCR office (mission accomplished). Essentially, I point out how their work, lives, and policies are devoid of any refugee voices, and their outlook is very colonial. Read it here: blogs.helsinki.fi/vital-infras...

Looking for literature/ reading recommendations about knowledge transfer methodologies. Any suggestion will be appreciated. #Research #Methodologies

Happy to be part of this project which explores how climate solutions can centre the needs and voices of marginalised communities.

Today, I submitted copies of my PhD thesis to the Dublin City University registry after a successful viva in June. A very proud moment for me after four years of hardwork. I couldn't be more grateful to my supervisors, Prof Agnès Maillot and Fiona Murphy, for all they've done for me over the years.