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Journeys to borderlands always seem to lead to unexpected surprises

Posted byJonathan Goodhand4th February 202113th April 2021Posted inBlog, Afghanistan

Jonathan Goodhand’s journey to a remote Afghan village, gave him a rare glimpse into the intricacies of borderland political struggles.

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In the world’s forgotten borderlands, the drug trade helps people survive – but at a cost

Posted byJonathan Goodhand14th August 202014th August 2020Posted inBlog, Afghanistan, Colombia, Myanmar

Conventional thinking about illicit drugs, development and violence are deeply flawed, here’s why.

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Three strategies to transform approaches to illicit drug economies

Posted byJonathan Goodhand3rd March 20203rd March 2020Posted inBlog

While the World Bank Fragility Forum 2020 was postponed, development leaders still need to rethink their approaches to illicit drugs. Here’s how.

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The historical role of opium and what it tells us about illicit economies today

Posted byJonathan Goodhand18th December 20193rd March 2020Posted inBlog

Jonathan Goodhand explores historical insights from two books and what they tell us about illicit economies today.

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Illicit drugs and peace: why the borderlands matter

Posted byJonathan Goodhand4th July 20195th July 2019Posted inBlog, Afghanistan, Colombia, Myanmar

The borderlands lie at the country margins, but are central to processes that generate war and peace.

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