Andrew Crawford

Sixty years after the founding of the GIGA, historical legacies still drive the “one-way street” of research collaboration between Germany and Africa. Creative digital approaches, such as “big-team science,” are needed to accelerate joint knowledge creation with the continent.

This article explores two key facets of institutionalized ethical review processes in Germany: their importance in shaping ethical research and their associated challenges. To address these challenges, this article emphasizes the need for expanding the current management of research ethics and implementing what we call “Institutionalized Research Ethics Practices’’ (IREPs).

In diesem Beitrag des MOTRA Monitor 2022 wird ein Dashboard zum Monitoring der Einflüsse von internationalen Ereignissen auf Aktivitäten von Nutzern in soziale Medien vorgestellt.

The pandemic altered the opportunity structures of state and non-state armed actors, exacerbated grievances, prompted new investments in services provision, and created new spaces for cooperation, thereby affecting the dynamics of violence across different dimensions and time horizons.

Furthering Digital Sovereignty and Rights in Africa, Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Study (STIAS), Stellenbosch Andrew Crawford (Organiser)

This four-day workshop aims to provide a space for researchers, policymakers, entrepreneurs, digital rights activists and other stakeholders in the digital rights space to openly discuss digital governance. Register for online participation: https://digitalafrica.info/user/register

Doctoral Researchers’ Conference: Researching with the Global South?, GIGA, Neuer Jungfernstieg 21 (room 243), 20354 Hamburg, Germany Organisers: German Institute for Global and Area Studies (GIGA) Andrew Crawford (Panelist)

Panel Chair - "Decolonizing Experimental Research: Ethics, Impacts, and Power Asymmetries"