Showing posts with label political engagement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label political engagement. Show all posts

Saturday, June 27, 2020

Somalia-Somaliland Talks

The Somaliland Horn Tribune published on 27 June 2020 a brief interview with me titled "'Social Engagements Seems Harmless, If Somaliland Leader Thinks Otherwise, He Can Stop It' Prof David Shinn."

The interview focused on the recently concluded talks in Djibouti between Somalia and Somaliland.

Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Sudan-Turkey Ties

World Politics Review online asked me to respond to several questions concerning relations between Sudan and Turkey. My response dealing with political ties, trade, investment and aid appeared on 10 October 2012.

Click here to read the Q and A.

Friday, September 7, 2012

Impact of Kenyan Radio Program on Tolerance and Political Engagement

The NGO Search for Common Ground recently published a study on the potential impact of radio broadcasts of the Kenyan program known as The Team on Kenyan citizens' attitudes related to tolerance, communication, and participation in political processes.

The study concluded that The Team appears to encourage political engagement. Listening to The Team can also encourage discussions of issues related to politics and tolerance. The positive relations between engagement in the program while listening to The Team and the attitude toward communication and respect suggests that the more programs like The Team can engage listeners, the greater their potential for positive influence.

Click here to read the study.