Posts by Will Jones
Diaspora as Anti-Politics: the case of Rwanda
Kicking off our new series on the politics of (im)mobility, Will Jones explores why the Rwandans that he spoke with were so reluctant to...
Rwanda and the Commonwealth
Will Jones asks how we should see Rwanda's new-found commonwealth membership: does the country meet the criteria for membership? How should we assess Rwanda's democracy...
The UNHCR is much better than its reputation in Uganda suggests...
The proposed implementation of the Cessation Clause for some Rwandan refugees has prompted fierce debate. Two weeks ago, Will Jones travels to the Nakivale...
The M23 rebellion: an (exceptionally provisional) attempt at some analysis
To say that the situation in Congo is fluid would be a chronic understatement. Conflict in the east of the country, and the regional...
On reflection: Rwanda’s gacacha courts
With Rwanda's ever-controversial Gacaca courts coming to a close last month, commentators have been avidly debating their achievements and their legacy. In this opinion...
What next for UK-Africa relations after Brexit?