Matt Fluegel-Carew is ACLED’s Senior Programs Manager and has been with the organization since December 2013. He was originally hired as the ACLED’s West Africa Researcher and has previously worked as Research Manager for a number of the project’s regional desks, including South Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Latin America, and East Asia. He is currently responsible for ACLED’s program management, fundraising and development, and partner outreach. He also leads the Operations department, which oversees ACLED’s travel, procurement, digital office management, and risk planning and mitigation. Matt holds an MA in Geopolitics & Grand Strategy from the University of Sussex and a second MA in Eurasian Studies from Carleton University, with his research focusing on regional cooperation and conflict management. He has worked previously for Global Affiars Canada and the Canadian Department National Defence, and for consulting firms specializing in policy development and political risk analysis.
The last few months have seen the Islamic State’s Sinai Province carry out a number…
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January 2016 began a string of violence by militant Islamist groups in West Africa that…
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On 19 December 2016, President of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR-Congo) Joseph Kabila’s constitutionally-mandated…
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Despite relatively low levels of reported violence in Central African Republic (CAR) between 2015/2016 (see Figure…
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Chad With 170 fatalities, June 2017 saw Chad’s highest monthly total of reported fatalities in…
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Although the number of conflict events in DR-Congo stayed relatively level in May 2016, a…
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The growing conflict with the Kamwina Nsapu (KN) militia in DR-Congo’s Kasai region has come…
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On 24 January, the leaders Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger met in Niamey under the…
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Pakistan’s five provinces contain very different conflict environments (see Figure 1). This piece reviews data…
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