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 (10 July) - Rebecca Aguilar, as the only Fletcher student working in Israel, shares her thoughts on current upheaval in the aftermath of the kidnapping and murder of three Israeli teenagers, and Israel's reprisal attacks in the Palestinian territories: http://kianayema.blogspot.in/2014/07/guest-post-from-tel-aviv.html

(She was kind enough to let me carry it as a guest post here on ErgoNomics.)

#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/