Manoj Bhusal

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• Born and raised in Nepal, educated partly in Nepal and partly in the West, passionate about international development issues, experienced in project management, media production, research, distance teaching & curriculum development, can speak 4 languages. • Areas of academic interests: Peace and Conflict Studies, Transitional Justice and Reconciliation Processes, International Relations, South-south Cooperation, Governance, Security, Public Policy, Development Communication & New Media

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Fighting an epidemic in a poorly-connected world. What does the Ebola crisis tell us about global corporate (ir)responsibility?

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Manoj Bhusal

Fighting an epidemic in a poorly-connected world. What does the Ebola crisis tell us about global corporate (ir)responsibility?

Poverty in Nepal: A Causal Analysis

महामारीपछिका मानवहरु

The World After COVID-19: An Opportunity For a New Beginning

South Sudan Peace Process & Peace Policies

Microfinance in Bangladesh and the Myth of Women Empowerment