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Denis Dragovic

Front cover of 'No Dancing, No Dancing'

Conversations with an Ayatollah

by Denis Dragovic
April 13, 2018

See no religion, hear no religion, speak no religion

by Denis Dragovic
March 18, 2015

Taking on the bean counters: a possible approach under the Coalition for managing NGOs

by Denis Dragovic
August 30, 2012

In Afghanistan, expectations without obligations?

by Denis Dragovic
May 18, 2012

Denis Dragovic

Denis Dragovic's latest book is 'No Dancing, No Dancing: Inside the Global Humanitarian Crisis' (2018). He holds a PhD in political theology from the University of St Andrews (UK), and is the author of 'Religion and Statebuilding: Roman Catholic and Sunni Islamic Perspectives' (2015) along with various journal articles and opinion pieces. He has worked for over a decade in conflict and post-conflict countries in the Middle East, Africa and Asia as a country director of NGOs and consultant to various United Nations agencies. He is currently a Senior Honorary Fellow of the University of Melbourne. More information about his areas of research can be found at http://www.denisdragovic.com/.

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