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Seminar Series on Critical Peace and Conflict Studies

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Friday 13 March, 13:00 – 15:00 GMT / 14:00 – 16:00 CET

Doing peace and conflict research in turbulent times

 

Speakers:

Christine Cheng - King’s College London

Berit Bliesemann de Guevara - Aberystwyth University

Gearoid Millar - University of Aberdeen

 

Chair:

Debora Valentina Malito - Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University

 

Read Abstract

The seminar series of our Standing Group on Critical Peace and Conflict Studies, in collaboration with Digital Transitions & Society, aims to initiate a critically-oriented discussion that centres on the intricate relationship between emerging technologies and the dynamics of peace and conflict.

Join this event to:

  • Explore the ways in which novel technologies can contribute to conflict, undermining peace, justice, and democracy
  • Investigate how novel technologies can be effectively utilised to promote peace, justice, and democracy

Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to engage in advancing research on critical peace and conflict studies.

How to join

The event is open to anyone interested in the study of critical peace and conflict studies. Registration is required but you'll only need to register once for the entire series. You’ll need a My ECPR account to register.

  1. Register for the Seminar Series
  2. All seminars in the series will be automatically added to your itinerary
  3. Your itinerary is available through My Events in My ECPR
  4. A link to join the session will appear in your itinerary 15 minutes before the start of the session

About the Standing Group

The Standing Group on Critical Peace and Conflict Studies requires interdisciplinary investigation into peace and conflict dynamics, connecting post-colonial studies, anthropology, sociology, critical geography, critical development studies, and international relations. The Standing Group focuses on local peace agencies, infrastructures for peace and non-violent state formation dynamics. It examines how critical peace agencies can assert itself against different types of power in order to defend needs and rights that may otherwise be ignored in internationally-led peace processes.

 

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