Bette Dam
@BetteDam
Atm I study complexifying conflict reporting. Last book is on Taliban: https://t.co/vHqq0qwSf0 @TEDTalk: https://t.co/RTXqE9lGVV, Prof @SciencesPo
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http://www.bettedam.com 21-01-2009 13:52:07
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Pretty remarkable: CNN reporter Julia Vargas Jones is live ON CAMPUS as the NYPD gathers outside Columbia University. 'I could only get in because I'm a student,' she notes, because she's also a grad student at Columbia Journalism
My colleagues Crisis Group are working on analysis of the Islamic State claim of responsibility for the Moscow attack. It's worth noting that ISKP has not flourished under the Taliban, suffering losses of personnel and territory. This is @ACLED data, with our calculations.
Looking forward to this conversation with these incredible artists, writers, and scholars. With thanks to Newnham College CRASSH, Cambridge Margaret Anstee Centre for Global Studies Cambridge AHSS Research and to Ayshe-Mira Yashin for the gorgeous print. If you are in Cambridge, register here: eventbrite.com/e/archives-of-…
While I'm not aligned with the schools or implementers of peace or constructive journalism, I believe our problem analysis aligns. I propose that a potential solution lies in enhancing professionalism within journalism. Join Tanja Aitamurto, Cathrine Gyldensted and me on Wednesday!
English version of Sabawoon Samim's report, 'Sending Money Home: The impact of remittances on workers, families and villages' available here. It's a fascinating deep dive into Afghans working in the Gulf and their economic and cultural impact back home
afghanistan-analysts.org/en/reports/mig…