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The letters to my sons remain my favourite blogs. Running down the list, here's a collection (under construction) of some of my other favourite posts over the years.
  • April 2011: He Must Be Set Free
  • December 2009: This is Iraq
  • November 2009: Nowhere Man
  • May 2010: On NGO jargonomania and the futility of pre-meetings
  • April 2010: God and human rights (part 1): it's complicated
  • April 2010: Questioning development





In 2011, I was a guest blogger for the CIVICUS World Assembly, focusing on development effectiveness:

  • A letter to my sons: the difference you can make
  • Ditch the MDG FrameDontWork?
  • If the margins move to the centre, somebody's gotta push
  • Part 2 of 2: I'm giving you homework, people! or, what guides our work
  • Part 1 of 2: the hope and anger that drive us
  • Top 10 ways to change the world! just kidding
  • Don't get the post-World Assembly blues
  • CSOs and self-care: when the helpers need the help
  • MDGs: from blah blah to action
  • UK riots: destruction, violence, and hope
  • Kids' talk: we have the answers
  • Development gone wrong: good intentions, no participation
  • Those non-CSO people: doing it better, together
  • Talking 'bout a revolution. Civil society? um, not around right now...
  • People-centered development: from objects to subjects
  • Uh-oh! development ineffectiveness: idealism and interests
  • Struggles for democracy, struggles for development
  • Commitments to development: great stuff you've (probably) never hear of
  • Who works their way out of a job?




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