In person icon Contemporary Challenges in Conflict Studies

Abstract

This panel addresses contemporary challenges in conflict studies, focusing on the evolving nature of conflicts in the 21st century. Experts will explore new forms of warfare, including hybrid, cyber, and asymmetrical conflicts, and the implications these have for traditional conflict resolution strategies. The discussion will also consider the role of non-state actors, the impact of globalization, and the increasing complexity of post-conflict reconstruction

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