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Household Resilience During Conflict: Qualitative Comparative Analysis for the Case of Syria
This paper contributes to the dialogue on methodological options by exploring the utility of applying Qualitative Comparative Analysis using fuzzy sets (fsQCA) for understanding complex causality and the conditions that support resilience in humanitarian contexts.
Read MoreBriefing Paper: The Politics of Information and Analysis in Famines and Extreme Emergencies: Synthesis of Findings from Six Case Studies
This is a brief on the full report of the study that synthesized findings from six different country case studies, noting influences on data collection and analysis processes during emergencies.
Read MoreBriefing Paper: Famine, the Coronavirus, and the Politics of Information and Analysis
This brief lays out lessons from our study of famine information systems and considers how they may be applicable to the coronavirus pandemic response.
Read MoreThe Politics of Information and Analysis in Famines and Extreme Emergencies: Synthesis of Findings from Six Case Studies
This study synthesized findings from six different country case studies, noting influences on data collection and analysis processes during emergencies.
Read MoreAnchored in Local Reality: Case Studies on Local Humanitarian Action from Haiti, Colombia, and Iraq
This study reviews fundamental questions about the humanitarian localization discussion in three contexts: a region of Haiti recovering from a hurricane, displacement and political crisis in Iraqi Kurdistan, and the pressures of migration, conflict, and climate change in Colombia.
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