Rethinking peace & transition processes in a changing conflict landscape
Seminars, discussions and more from PeaceRep consortium members.
United Nations International Peace Day 2022 will be marked by a lecture from the recipient of the Carnall Peace Award, Prof Paul Rogers, with Q&A moderated by Prof Christine Bell.
Guest speaker Dr Sanja Badanjak presents the PA-X Peace Agreements Database and PeaceRep's approaches to studying peace processes.
Experts discuss the evolving relationship between China and Russia in terms of diplomatic relations, lessons learned from the war on Ukraine, and military strategy.
Speakers will explore the political, economic and foreign policy strategies of Indonesia, India and Turkey - key non-aligned states in the context of the Russia-Ukraine war.
An expert panel including Dr Kathryn Nash (Chancellor’s Fellow and PeaceRep researcher) discuss government pandemic restrictions, their implications, and learnings that can inform future global shocks.
RECORDING NOW AVAILABLE. Discussing the Russia-Ukraine war in the context of short-term impact on the energy market, strategies on mitigating the energy crises, and long-term impacts on economies.