Frankline Ndi

[Future Rural Africa @CRC228]

Researcher @frankline_ndi takes a close look at land negotiation for energy development around Kipeto Wind Farm in Kenya in @UFZ_ESSOJournal:

‘Just’ procedure in land consultation with the actual landowners is a key strategy to avoid conflicts.

More ➡️ https://t.co/6QlfQEOlua

[Frankline Ndi @frankline_ndi]

@CRC228 @UFZ_ESSOJournal @UniCologne @UniBonn @dfg_public @IDOS_research @BICC_Bonn An interesting piece!

[Frankline Ndi @frankline_ndi]

@SianSullivanUK @squirrelista Is the #food crisis linked to #green hydrogen?

[Alexander Dunlap @DrX_ADunlap]

Don’t forget literature reviewers out there… #anthroplogy, #geography & #politicalecology …

This 📕 is dedicated to unmasking wind energy as wind extractivism, a segment of “green extractivism,” documenting ecocidal/genocidal consequences.

https://t.co/7DOizn5XMH

[Frankline Ndi @frankline_ndi]

@danbrockington Thank you Dan for this highlight

[Dan Brockington @danbrockington]

Frankline Ndi presenting great work on the contestation of energy projects on private land in Kenya shows how the contests are about the benefits that people anticipate from these projects, rather than seeking to prevent them. #pollen24

[Frankline Ndi @frankline_ndi]

@CRC228 @ElsevierConnect @ElsevierEnergy @UniBonn @UniCologne @dfg_public @IDOS_research @BICC_Bonn Worth reading!

[Future Rural Africa @CRC228]

New Publication:
Researcher Frankline Ndi takes a look at #Kipeto wind energy project in #Kenya.

"Land acquisition for wind energy development does not necessarily lead to dispossession if affected populations are compensated fairly"

More: ➡️ https://t.co/30WyzAOIOG

[Gideon Tups @HidiGart]

Happy to share that @frankline_ndi and I will host a session on "Grounding planetary infrastructure in the polycrisis" at the upcoming @dkg2023 conference.

Please, feel free to submit your papers now!
https://t.co/ZbdiMxEhDC

[Amber Murrey @AmberMurrey]

In a new article, I look at the long entanglement of coloniality, repression & infrastructure in two powerful resistance movements

‘A decolonial political geography of resistance and digital infrastructural harm in Cameroon and Ethiopia’

https://t.co/QlQPJCjS6b

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[Amber Murrey @AmberMurrey]

Update: We received an unsolicited email from UKVI within 48 hours of this tweet, inviting Marcy to re-surrender her passport to TLSContact in Yaoundé, to have her visa decision reconsidered for exceptional circumstances

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[Amber Murrey @AmberMurrey]

Imperialism of money: money is a social institution w/in which a range of intra/class struggles transpire over distribution & allocation of resources. Control over money is control over an important dimension of social power & political self-determination https://t.co/IWM1KkbnVJ

[Future Rural Africa @CRC228]

Very insightful presentation on Land, #RenewableEnergy and Livelihoods in #GlobalSouth by @CRC228 researcher Dr. Frankline Ndi today at CRC 228 Summerschool in Windhoek.

CRC228 & UNAM Public Lecture Series September 20-22:
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https://t.co/I6f5t3XeUF

#CRC228UNAM

[Penelope Anthias @PenelopeAnthias]

It has been said before but UK universities' uncritical participation in royalist propaganda and tone policing this past week really shows the superficiality of their statements around decolonisation

[Bram Büscher @brambuscher]

For those not into long academic papers - here the first of four policy briefs about #ConvivialConservation

#ConservationRevolution!

[journalofpoliticalecology @journalofpolit1]

Batterbury SPJ, Gerda Wielander, and A.E. Pia. 2022. After the Labour of Love: the incomplete revolution of open access and open science in the humanities and creative social sciences. Commonplace. https://t.co/3fjx7uLOQt @LSEAnthropology @GerdaWielander @PolEcoNet @RadicalOA

[Annalisa Prizzon @aprizzon]

3/3 They recommend land deal negotiations to be more democratic and inclusive & ensure that local communities’ interests are protected

[Annalisa Prizzon @aprizzon]

2/3 They find that local traditional authorities paradoxically play the role of state facilitators in the process of land grabbing, rather than serving as custodians of the populations they represent

[Annalisa Prizzon @aprizzon]

1/3 @frankline_ndi @JDessein in their article for @ODI_Global #DevPolicyRev analyse foreign acquisition in #Cameroon – short🧵here

https://t.co/gH9z5gPOIR