Geoformations is the study of governance assemblages in international development cooperation. We explore how, why, and in what ways organisations engaged in development cooperation and humanitarian action cooperate and collaborate to deliver development outcomes. What governances systems, structures and processes emerge and how do these function, flow, and dissolve?

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The Paradox of Participatory Empowerment: Analysing Horizontal Power Dynamics in Rural Uttar Pradesh

This blog features a guest post by Fionn Casey Ó Siochrú drawing on postgraduate field research ...

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Shifting Aid, Shifting Ground: How NGOs are Adapting in Costa Rica’s Pacific Region 

This blog forms Part 2 of a two-part series reflecting on field research undertaken in Costa Rica’s Pacific ...

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