Writing Log

#Update (13 August) - Tim Grant, with a piece on the International Rivers blog, writing about his summer research on hydropower development on Russia's Amur River - http://www.internationalrivers.org/blogs/331-3

#Update (30 July) - third piece of the summer, in Mint (the Indian edition of WSJ), on India-Israel relations and how the UNHRC vote is compatible with Indian national interest - http://www.livemint.com/Opinion/RZJmwg4CwqQ2ElRY9z0ukI/Diplomatic-navete.html

#Update (21 July) - Eric Jospe, on Tufts' Institute of Global Leadership (IGL), on his work in Monrovia
http://www.tuftsgloballeadership.org/blog/social-business-difficult-places

#Update (18 July) - my second piece of this summer, in Takshashila's Pragati magazine, on what India can learn from failed efforts at regime change in Iraq and Afghanistan - http://pragati.nationalinterest.in/2014/07/unnatural-selection/

#Update (03 July) - Madeeha writes in the Express Tribune on the challenges of displacement in Pakistan - http://tribune.com.pk/story/730801/accommodating-the-displaced/

#Update (30 June) - my first piece of this summer, in Takshashila's Pragati magazine, on the implications of Iraq and political risk for India - http://pragati.nationalinterest.in/2014/06/clear-and-present-danger/

Compiling a list of blogs from friends and classmates. I will also add here links to any pieces I publish this summer, and/or any pieces my friends write that aren't on their own blogs.

In no particular order, people who may occasionally write / write about interesting things this summer

• Leon Whyte, who's at the US Army War College, on http://smallcrowdedworld.com/
• Katie Baczewski, for the Advocacy Project in Nepal, on http://advocacynet.org/author/kbaczewski/
• Katerina Canyon, for the Advocacy Project in Nepal, on http://advocacynet.org/author/kcanyon/
  (Mandatory mutual admiration society note: Fletcher is the only school with two Advocacy Project Fellows!)
• Erik English, writing "semi-work-related" (Qorax Energy, Somaliland) on http://somalilandventure.tumblr.com/
• Cassy Pagan, writing from Afghanistan (the School of Leadership Afghanistan to be precise), on http://cassandrapagan004.tumblr.com/
• Owen Sanderson, with Ushahidi in Nairobi, on http://nairobridge.tumblr.com/
• Owen is also a Blakeley Foundation Fellow; he and others (Braden Weinstock among them) post on http://www.blakeleyfoundation.org/BF/wpblog/category/blog/ 
• Anisha Baghudana, doing e-commerce stuff, also in Nairobi, on http://nextupnairobi.tumblr.com/
• Mark Titus Hoover, in Burkina Faso (with helpful maps), on http://buckthatrend.blogspot.com/ 
• Personal Favourite - Anna McCallie's blarg, because she's in Amsterdamnit. http://amsterdanna.tumblr.com/
• Franziska Schwarzmann, back home in Germany, with an eponymous (and very Fran) bilingual English-German blog. Check out her "Connecting Worlds" segments for snapshot updates on many Fletcherfolk. http://franziskaschwarzmann.com/
• Mollie Zapata, self-explanatory and probably the most regular of us, on http://www.eatrunread.com/
• Anonymous Blog #1: My erstwhile roommate may occasionally moonlight as Seth the Multicoloured Pancake on http://effecex.blogspot.in/
• Anonymous Blog #2: A classmate, writing from Tunisia (for now) as The Once and Future Intern: http://onceandfutureintern.wordpress.com/

Also, replugs for some of my F14 favourites

• Roxanne Krystalli, the must-read http://www.storiesofconflictandlove.com/
• Madeeha Ansari, doing the write thing on http://writespacetime.wordpress.com/
• Shruti Viswanathan, for data-based analyses of Indian elections and governance on http://theindianelectionblog.wordpress.com/