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Dr Kathryn Nwajiaku-Dahou
Overseas Development Institute (ODI), United Kingdom
Kathryn is the Director of ODI’s Politics and Governance programme which brings a political economy, human rights and justice lens to the governance of digital spaces. She is a widely acknowledged expert on conflict, fragility and governance as well as the role of business in fragile situations for 25 years, about which she has written extensively. A common thread of her thinking has been the importance of comparative approaches and the need to bring a critical, shrewd political lens to the study of development practice and ‘developing country’ contexts ‘complex’ political societies and systems like any other.
Kathryn is the Director of ODI’s Politics and Governance programme which brings a political economy, human rights and justice lens to the governance of digital spaces. She is a widely acknowledged expert on conflict, fragility and governance as well as the role of business in fragile situations for 25 years, about which she has written extensively. A common thread of her thinking has been the importance of comparative approaches and the need to bring a critical, shrewd political lens to the study of development practice and ‘developing country’ contexts ‘complex’ political societies and systems like any other.