DRC
DRC Workshop – 27 January – 3 February 2022 – Humanitarian aid and its impact in armed conflicts
Between January 27th and February 3rd, the DRC team conducted a research mission in the city of Bukavu via Goma, in the east of the country – a region still affected by armed conflicts. Initially, interviews with women in the Panzi Hospital who had been victims of sexual violences were…
Colombia
Panel: “An Overview of International Cooperation in Territorially Focused Development Programmes (PDET) in Colombia”
We are pleased to invite you to an online panel on “An Overview of International Cooperation in Territorially Focused Development Programmes (PDET) in Colombia”, organised by the Colombian team of the Endless Conflicts project. Panellists Dr. Giedre Jokubauskaite (University of Glasgow) Andrés Rodríguez Morales (Universidad del Rosario) Dr.
Edited Collection
Internal Project Workshop – October 14th 2021
On October 14th, our German partners hosted an internal meeting for the entirety of the Endless Conflicts team. This allowed us to listen to everyone’s contributions to the project so far, as well as plan our future events. We were delighted to listen to Sofie-Marie Terrey and Ansgar Münichsdorfer introduce their preliminary findings about…
DRC Project Workshop – 26th/27th/28th August 2021
Recordings for this event are available below: Naomie Mvumbi Maguy Kiala All recordings for our events are available here. On August 26th-28th, our partners in the DRC hosted an in-person workshop on the UCC Mont-Ngafula campus in Kinshasa. The workshop featured representants of public institutions, humanitarian…
Events
Panel: “Protracted Conflicts, War Economies, and Sustainable Development: Is International Law the Problem or the Solution?”
We are pleased to invite you to an online panel on “Protracted Conflicts, War Economies, and Sustainable Development: Is International Law the Problem or the Solution?”. Panellists Dr. Orly Stern (Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford) Emanuela-Chiara Gillard (University of Oxford, Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflicts)…
Roundtable: “Socio-economic and environmental foundations for peace: What role for international law?”
We are pleased to invite you to an online roundtable discussion on “Socio-economic and environmental foundations for peace: What role for international law?”. Panellists: Carl Bruch (Environmental Law Institute) Amanda Cahill-Ripley (University of Liverpool) Brian Lander (World Food Programme) The discussion will be moderated by Asli Ozcelik Olcay (University of…
A Roundtable: “Humanitarian-Development-Peace Divide and International Law”
We are pleased to invite you to a roundtable discussion on “Humanitarian-Development-Peace Divide and International Law”. Panellists: Cordula Droege (ICRC) Vikram Raghavan (World Bank) Romano Lasker (UNDP) The discussion will be moderated by Heike Krieger (FU Berlin). Our esteemed speakers will explore how greater convergence and complementarity between humanitarian, development, and peace objectives…
Panel: Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus and Distribution
We are delighted to invite you to an online panel “Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus and Distribution”. Speakers: Aakriti Malhotra (Jindal Global Law School, India), “Humanitarian Aid or Manitarian Aid?”Eliana Cusato (Amsterdam Centre for International Law (UvA)), “Global Extractivism and the Politics of Conflict Mineral Regulation”Daniëlla Dam-de Jong (Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies) “International law…
The Endless Conflicts team at Glasginburgh
The Endless Conflicts team has secured a panel at Glasginburgh 2021: International law and Distribution (Thursday, May 13 and Friday, May 14). Our panel will focus on the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus and will be chaired by Dr. Asli Ozcelik Olcay. The full programme of the conference and the registration link…
Save the date! Event scheduled on April 21st, 2021
The Endless Conflicts team is happy to announce an exciting upcoming online event on April 21st 2021, 3-4:30p.m (GMT)! The title of the event is “Humanitarian-Development-Peace Divide and International Law”. Details about the speakers and the registration link will follow shortly.