Arthur Kenny

The author is a geography and economics student based in London with research interest in the relationship between the environment and political decision making. He is an aspiring writer on geopolitical events and the impacts of major infrastructure projects on regional development.

The Controversial Geopolitics of Ethiopia’s Dam Building

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