Background: Coalition and network formation recorded the highest participation rate among the dissertation's economic and coalition-building activities at 89.5% and a success rate of 83.7%.
Objective: This article examines coalition building as a source of political influence, organisational resilience and collective...
Parj Editorial Office, Lona James Elia· African Journal of Women in...· 0 citations
Women’s movements in fragile and conflict-affected states confront an unusual strategic problem: they must pursue institutional change while the political institutions they seek to influence are themselves unstable, militarised and repeatedly reconfigured. This article examines how women’s movements in South Sudan adap...
Parj Editorial Office, Lona James Elia· African Journal of Rural Wom...· 0 citations
This article examines whether Community Group Saving and Lending (CGSL) mechanisms can be used to finance small-scale storage infrastructure as a pathway for reducing post-harvest losses and strengthening food security in rural South Sudan. The analysis is developed from a mixed-methods PhD study on CGSL mechanisms and...
Background: Oil extraction in the Niger Delta has produced decades of contamination, livelihood loss and contested governance. Objective: This article argues that ecological protest, long framed as a security problem, functions as a strategic asset in three connected domains: environmental communication, compensation a...
Parj Editorial Office, U. Jimmy, Mbong E. O. et al.· African Extractives Industry...· 0 citations
South Sudan presents one of the clearest cases in sub-Saharan Africa where a resource-rich fiscal structure coexists with a credit-poor rural economy. Oil contributes the overwhelming share of public revenue and exports, yet agriculture remains the principal livelihood base for most households. This article examines ho...
