Good Reads for June 1st 2009: Catch-Up Edition

I have been largely out of the loop for a month or so to prep for my oral exams. Now that I have advanced to candidacy I am trying to catch up.

• Is there less malaria in Darfur today because of the genocide?
• Internally Displaced Persons: Case Studies of Nigeria’s Bomb Blast and the Yoruba-Hausa Ethnic Conflict in Lagos, Nigeria
• Blogger’s Roundtable with Capt. Lineberry of the US Navy’s Operation Continuing Promise 2009
• Afghanistan: First Acid, Now Gas Attacks Against Girls
• USNS Comfort: Winning Hearts and Minds in Haiti
• CSIS Launches Commission on Global Health and Smart Power
• The Weapons That Kill Civilians: Deaths of Children and Noncombatants in Iraq, 2003–2008
• Health and Conflict: A Review of the Links
• Humanitarian neutrality isn’t dead because it never existed
• Policy Brief: Private security contracting in humanitarian operations

Christopher R. Albon is a political science Ph.D. specializing in armed conflict, public health, human security, and health diplomacy.

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