Author Archives: Héloïse Guichardaz Archive

Colombia

Country reports on the implementation of the Triple Nexus

Below are the two country reports on the Triple Nexus for Colombia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, written by our team members Dr Pascal SUNDI MBAMBI (DRC), Dr Johanna del Pilar Cortés-Nieto, Prof Andrés Gómez Rey, Dr Rafael Tamayo-Álvarez, and Andrés Rodríguez Morales (Colombia). Use the buttons below…

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Events

The End of Our Project

Over the past three and a half years, the Endless Conflicts Project has fostered academic discussions and informative events on the issue of protracted conflicts and the Triple Nexus (humanitarian-peace-development). The project is now complete, with only the edited collection to finalise. This website will no longer be updated…

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News

Human Rights-Based Approaches to Protracted Conflicts – Policy Brief

Following our event on Human Rights-Based Approaches to Protracted Conflicts on March 27th, Glasgow team member Dr. Giedre Jokubauskaite and Berlin team members Dr. Andreas Buser and Sofie-Marie Terrey prepared a policy brief outlining the main debates, outcomes, and recommendations that emerged from discussions amongst our attendees…

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Events

Event: Human Rights Based Approaches to Protracted Conflicts

The Endless Conflicts team, in collaboration with the University of Glasgow’s ‘International Law Under Pressure’ research programme (PI Dr. Henry Lovat), is organising an event titled ‘Human Rights Based Approaches to Protracted Conflicts: An Empowerment, or a Slow Demise of Human Rights Law?’. Aiming to bring together scholars and practitioners…

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DRC

DRC – Post-event recap on the validation of the policy document

On December 12th 2022, the DRC team organised a gathering of multiple actors who participated in the development of the policy document on international aid and armed conflicts in the east of the country. The event was a success, with the report entitled ‘The Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus in the DRC:…

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DRC

DRC Workshop – Validation of the policy document on international aid and armed conflicts in the east of the country

The DRC team is organizing an event due to take place on Saturday, 10th December 2022. Details of the event are available below, in English and French. The flyer is at the bottom of the page. This workshop on the validation of the policy document created by the DRC…

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News

ESIL Paper Series – Sofie and Ansgar’s publication on humanitarian exemptions

Following their presentation at the ESIL Research Forum 2022, Berlin team members Sofie-Marie Terrey and Ansgar Münichsdorfer had the opportunity to publish their paper as part of the ESIL Paper Series. The full paper, ‘Humanitarian exemptions : illusive progress in safeguarding humanitarian assistance in the international…

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Highlight

[Opinion] The Youth, Peace and Security Agenda: A way forward in the triple nexus debate that goes beyond Youth?

In March 2022, the Secretary-General of the United Nations has published his first biennial report on the Youth, Peace, and Security Agenda (YPS). Reflecting on the COVID-19 pandemic, the report highlights the resilience and persistence of young people in general and of young leaders and activists in particular. It is…

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Events

A post-workshop reflection on the issues of the triple nexus

On 24 June 2022, the Endless Conflict Team held an internal, invite-only workshop organised by the Glasgow team, with an aim to discuss and consolidate the ongoing policy-oriented research on the humanitarian-development-peace nexus (triple nexus). The team benefited greatly from this exchange, as the invited academics and practitioners helped to…

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Events

Internal Project Workshop: A scoping workshop on the Triple Nexus

Bridging humanitarian-development-peace (HDP) divide through international law This workshop, organised by the Glasgow team, will aim to create space for an informal discussion amongst the Endless Conflicts project researchers and a few invited academics and practitioners. This will allow the Endless Conflicts teams to shape up the three policy-oriented reports…

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