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ESR 7: Turning conflict into coexistence: cross-cutting ties and institutions in the agro-pastoral borderlands of Lake Naivasha basin, Kenya.

ESR 7: Turning conflict into coexistence: cross-cutting ties and institutions in the agro-pastoral borderlands of Lake Naivasha basin, Kenya.

ESR 7:  Turning conflict into coexistence: cross-cutting ties and institutions in the agro-pastoral borderlands of Lake Naivasha basin, Kenya Fellow: Eric Mutisya Kioko Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Michael Bollig, University of Cologne, Germany; Prof. David Anderson, Warwick University, UK. Host Institution: Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology, University of Cologne Project Period: 3 years from 1st […]

Stockholm GIS workshop, Feb 2014

Stockholm GIS workshop, Feb 2014

REAL ESRs participated in the QGIS and R statistical analysis training held 10-14 February at Stockholm University. The QGIS training, organised by the department of Human Geography at Stockholm University included basic GIS exercises, followed by intermediate and advanced GIS analyses involving spatial data analysis, working with terrain data, and accessing public domain geographic data. […]

Uppsala hosts a kick-off meeting for REAL members

Uppsala hosts a kick-off meeting for REAL members

The Department of Archaeology and Ancient History at the University of Uppsala hosted a kick-off party from 19-23 November, 2013, giving all the members of the REAL Initial Training Network a chance to meet and discuss their ongoing and upcoming projects.  

Eric Mutisya Kioko

Eric Mutisya Kioko

Bio: I am currently an Early Stage Researcher (ESR) of the Marie Curie Initial Training Networks (ITN) pursuing my PhD in the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology at the University of Cologne. I completed my Master of Arts in Culture and Environment (CEA) at the same department and attained a Bachelor of Arts in […]

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