Joram Tarusarira

Do I look like a refugee? Challenging the passive victim narrative of refugeehood in Tongogara refugee settlement

Joyce Takaindisa, Gracsious Maviza, Rod Campbell, Joram Tarusarira et autres

This article examines refugee framing and agency in the context of protracted displacement in Zimbabwe, drawing on research conducted in Tongogara Refugee Settlement (TRS) in December 2024. Using Giddens’ structuration theory and Brun’s concept of active agency-in-waiting, it employs qualitative methods, including …

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Framework for integrating climate, peace and security into universities'curriculum in Southern Africa

Gracsious Maviza, Giulia Caroli, Joyce Takaindisa, Joram Tarusarira et autres

Gendered experiences of fragility and displacement in climate crises: Insights from Chimanimani, Chipinge and Tsholotsho, Zimbabwe

Cornelius Ncube, Thea Synnestvedt, Joyce Takaindisa, Mandlenkosi Maphosa et autres

The overarching objective of this research was to explore the climate, displacement, peace, and security nexus through a gendered lens in the Chimanimani, Chipinge, and Tsholotsho districts in Zimbabwe. Communities in these regions have faced severe climate change impacts, with unique challenges …

Mentorship capital: Fixing the missing middle in research careers

Bina Desai, Joram Tarusarira, Ibukun Taiwo

Mentorship capital: Fixing the missing middle

Bina Desai, Joram Tarusarira, Ibukun Taiwo

First blog post in a series recording lessons learned from the Africa Climate Mobility Academy 2024

Religio-Cultural Determinants of Reactions to Climate Change and Related Security Risks in Traditional Religious Communities in Northern Mozambique

Joram Tarusarira, Gracsious Maviza, Giulia Caroli

Abstract This article examines how religio-cultural values influence the vulnerability and adaptive capacity of local communities in the face of climate-change-induced security risks through a case study of vulnerable communities in northern Mozambique. These risks encompass various forms of suffering, displacement, and …

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Climate, Security, and the Study of Religion in Africa

Joram Tarusarira, Gracsious Maviza

How the security risks associated with climate change, such as social instability and conflicts over dwindling resources, impact the study of religion in Africa has received limited attention from scholars of African religions, despite the need to determine how these impacts influence …

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Climate, security, and the study of religion in Africa: Insights from Northern Mozambique

Joram Tarusarira, Gracsious Maviza

How the security risks associated with climate change, such as social instability and conflicts over dwindling resources, impact the study of religion in Africa has received limited attention from scholars of African religions, despite the need to determine how these impacts influence …

The continuity of military identity in civilian work-places: former Ugandan soldiers in Uganda

Joram Tarusarira, Alice Wabule

In this article, we examine how Ugandan ex-soldiers deploy different military practices in civilian workplaces in Uganda and how these practices continue to define them as former military personnel. The civilian workplaces in which these former military men find themselves are quite …

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Insights on climate peace, social cohesion and mobility in Namibia

Maria Sigopi, Joseph Makanda, Gracsious Maviza, Joram Tarusarira et autres

Climate change is having alarming effects on societies and ecosystems. There is also growing evidence of its impacts transforming and redefining the global peace and security landscape across local, national, and international levels. These impacts are triggering competition over natural resources, compromising …

Climate Security in Africa: Implications for Displacement and Conflict in Northern Mozambique

Sky Lukas Mkuti, Joram Tarusarira

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Climate change, fragility and displacement: Exploring the lived experiences and perspectives of displaced and host communities in Chimanimani, Chipinge and Tsholotsho Districts of Zimbabwe

Joseph Makanda, Siyaxola Gadu, Gracsious Maviza, Joyce Takaindisa et autres