New publication alert! Sinem Kavak, CASAS’ member has published with Mo Hamza, Thomas Gammeltoft-Hansen and Russell A. Stone a new article in Frontiers in Human Dynamics. Abstract: Decisions made by millions of refugees about where to go, how to make a living and how to secure a future are fundamental drivers of secondary movements. While a substantial body of…
Summer of artificial intelligence
New publication alert! Carol Hernández, CASAS’ member, has published an article in Spanish in Revista de la Universidad de México. The article reflects on the upcoming challenges that societies face with new developments in artificial intelligence, and the ethical implications and concerns associated with them. There is also a “bonus track” conversation with Fernando Clavijo….
Land Reform in Court Proceedings? Local Judges and Land Reform in Colombia
New publication alert! In the last issue of the Journal Estudios Socio-jurídicos, CASAS’ member, Diana Isabel Güiza Gómez has published an article in Spanish with Santiago Hernández Carrasco. Abstract: This paper introduces the Judges and Agrarian Reform (jar) dataset, a municipality-year panel that records the allocation of 11 761 public land lots —up to approximately…
25 years of the Research, Documentation, and Reference Center on Social Movements and Public Policies in Rural Areas –NMSPP–and its contributions to transitional justice initiatives
New publication alert! Gabriel Souza Bastos, CASAS’ member, has published with Ricardo Braga Brito, Luíza Antunes Dantas de Oliveira & Fabrício Teló an article in portuguese in NUPEM journal. Abstract: In this study, we reflect on the 25 years of the Research, Documentation, and Reference Center on Social Movements and Public Policies in Rural Areas…
Water is more than a resource: Indigenous Peoples and the right to water
New publication alert! Tania Eulalia Martínez-Cruz, CASAS’ member, has just published with Levi Adelman, Luisa Castañeda Quintana and Darío Mejía-Montalvo an article in Social Sciences & Humanities Open. Abstract: Dominant narratives and policy processes addressing water insecurity, such as the Water Action Decade 2018–2028, usually neglect the power asymmetries underlying that insecurity. In this paper, we argue that the water…