A contemporary historian and lecturer at Cardiff University, working on histories of political education, intellectual cultures and working lives in South Sudan and its borderlands.
Class, cash and control in the South Sudan and Darfur borderlands (2022)
Dodgy Paperwork and Theories of Citizenship on the Uganda, Democratic Republic of Congo, and South Sudan Borders (2022)
Military livelihoods and the political economy in South Sudan (2022)
Community Approaches to Epidemic Management in South Sudan (2020)
Breaking Out of the Borderlands: Understanding migrant pathways from Northern Bahr el-Ghazal, South Sudan (2020)
South Sudan: Youth, violence and livelihoods (2020)
Monetized Livelihoods and Militarized Labour in South Sudan’s Borderlands (2019)
Armed work and state reconstruction in South Sudan (2019)
Rule of whose law? The geography of authority in Juba, South Sudan (2019)
Responding to COVID-19 in South Sudan: Making local knowledge count (2020)
Southern Sudanese autobiographical accounts of displacement, migration, and return “home” (2015)
Civil war on a shoestring: how legacies of violence shape rebellion in South Sudan’s Equatoria region (2017)
Subject(s) to control: post-war return migration and state-building in 1970s South Sudan (2017)
The nasty war: Organised violence during the Anya-Nya insurgency in South Sudan, 1963-1972 (2019)
Who are the civilians in the wars of Sudan and South Sudan? (2019)
The role of transnational networks and mobile citizens in South Sudan’s global community (2018)
Returns and Peace in South Sudan: Challenges, opportunities and the way forward (2019)
Briefing: Prospects for peace and the UN Regional Protection Force in South Sudan (2016)
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