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SUMMARY:Semantic Enablement for Integrated Sensor Web and Spatial Data Infrastructure: Location Intelligence from Sensors (LISENS)
DESCRIPTION:PSRP’s Dr Devanjan Bhattacharya is holding an invited talk on Semantic Enablement for Integrated Sensor Web and Spatial Data Infrastructure: Location Intelligence from Sensors (LISENS) on 26 February at 6:30am GMT (12:00pm IST)\, as part of the International Semantic Intelligence Conference (ISIC 2021).  \nMore details and registration are available at the conference website. \nWatch the live stream: https://www.facebook.com/MERICollege/ \nDr Devanjan Bhattacharya is a MSCA Train@Ed Postdoctoral Fellow with the Political Settlements Research Programme\, focusing on collaborative map visualisations for participation and mediation in peace processes. Devanjan holds a PhD and Masters degree in Geomatics Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology. His research interests include geospatial data analytics\, digital mapping\, smart cities applications\, spatial data infrastructure\, internet of things\, and artificial intelligence in geoinformatics.
URL:https://peacerep.org/event/semantic-enablement-for-integrated-sensor-web-and-spatial-data-infrastructure-location-intelligence-from-sensors-lisens/
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SUMMARY:Global Ungovernance
DESCRIPTION:This event will explore the emerging concept of ungovernance: how it works\, what it is good for\, its potential downsides\, and its implications for programs of institutional change. \nRegister now on Eventbrite. \nJoin PSRP\, the Edinburgh Centre for International and Global Law\, and special guests for the launch of a new special issue of Transnational Legal Theory on “global ungovernance”\, edited at Edinburgh Law School. \nWe all know by now that legal and institutional change is profoundly complex\, deeply political\, and impossible to predict. And we keep pursuing it in the face of that knowledge. A new collection of papers\, part of a special collection in Transnational Legal Theory\, explores whether this tension is not a quirk\, but a constitutive feature\, of a particular mode of institution-building. Studying the fields from post-conflict peacebuilding\, to transitional justice\, to environmental governance\, the authors identify practices that sustain a commitment to institution-building while simultaneously embracing the impossibility of doing so. These practices lead to institutional irresolution\, unsettlement\, and provisionality (or forms of “un-governance”). The discussion explores how un-governance works\, what it is good for\, its potential downsides\, and its implications for programs of institutional change. \nIn this event\, contributors to the special issue will host a panel discussion on global ungovernance\, focusing on defining ungovernance\, the ungovernance of peace\, public law techniques of ungovernance\, and more. \nThis event is organised by the Political Settlements Research Programme in collaboration with the Edinburgh Centre for International and Global Law and the Austrian Study Centre for Peace and Conflict Resolution. The event will consist of a panel discussion followed by an opportunity for questions from the audience. The event will be held on Zoom. Joining instructions will be sent to registered participants. \n\n\nSpeakers\nEvent chair Prof Andrew Lang is Professor of International Law and Global Governance at Edinburgh Law School. \nProf Christine Bell is Professor of Constitutional Law at Edinburgh Law School and the Director of the Political Settlements Research Programme. \nDr Deval Desai is Lecturer in International Economic Law at Edinburgh Law School. \nDr Jan Pospisil is the Research Director of the ASPR and lecturer for political science at the University of Vienna\, and a co-investigator at the Political Settlements Research Programme. \n\n\n\n\nRegistration\nRegister now on Eventbrite.
URL:https://peacerep.org/event/global-ungovernance/
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SUMMARY:The Historical Context of the Myanmar Crisis
DESCRIPTION:Co-hosted with the Keith Forum on Commonwealth Constitutionalism and the Edinburgh Centre for Constitutional Law \nChair: Dr Asanga Welikala\, Director\, Edinburgh Centre for Constitutional Law \nPanel: \nDr Harshan Kumarasingham (Edinburgh): The Politics of Decolonisation in Burma \nDr Donal Coffey (Maynooth): Legal State-Formation in Burma \nDr Vasabjit Banerjee (Mississippi State): The Coup in Comparative Context \nThis event is free and open to all but registration is required through Zoom:\nhttps://edin.ac/3rJwobr
URL:https://peacerep.org/event/the-historical-context-of-the-myanmar-crisis/
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