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SUMMARY:Full-day Workshop: Race\, Empire and Legal and Constitutional Theory
DESCRIPTION:What are the relationships between critiques of race and empire\, and legal-theoretical approaches to the constitutionalisation of power? This workshop foregrounds this encounter\, with an emphasis on the methodological challenges and innovations it generates. The workshop brings together scholars from different disciplinary methodologies and practices\, spanning law (human rights\, constitutional law\, international law)\, the humanities (performance studies)\, and social and political theory (critical race theory\, gender studies\, cultural studies). Together\, they will explore the methods of and relationships between these different critical approaches\, and their consequences for legal and constitutional theory. \nPlease register to attend on Eventbrite. \nLocation: Seminar Room 1\, Chrystal Macmillan Building\, 15a George Square\, Edinburgh \nAgenda \n9.15am – Tea and coffee \n9.30am – Welcome and introductions \n9.45am-11.15am – Panel 1: Land\, Nature and the Racial Logic of Rights \n‘In themselves a hazard’: The racial capitalist logic of amenity value\nSarah Keenan\, Birkbeck College\, University of London\nGranting rights to protect nature: possibilities and limitations\nHelena Alviar García\, SciencesPo\nDiscussant: Tsampika Taralli\, University of Edinburgh \n11.15am – Comfort break \n11.30am-1pm – Panel 2: Silence and Silencing \nWe Who Must Fight in the Shade\nTommy J Curry\, University of Edinburgh\nConstitutionalizing racial aphasia\nChristopher Gevers\, University of KwaZulu-Natal\nDiscussant: Mihaela Mihai\, University of Edinburgh \n1pm-2pm – Lunch \n2pm-3.30pm – Panel 3: State-building and Colonial Orders \nThe rule of law and racial difference in the British Empire\nKanika Sharma\, SOAS\, University of London\nConstituting digital infrastructure in Latin America\nRene Urueña\, Universidad de Los Andes\nDiscussant: Kathryn Nash\, University of Edinburgh \n3.30pm – Comfort break \n3.45pm-4.45pm – General discussion \n4.45pm – Closing comments \nThis event is organised by Peacerep\, in conjunction with the Centre for Legal Theory and Race.Ed. \nThis event is in person only.
URL:https://peacerep.org/event/full-day-workshop-race-empire-and-legal-and-constitutional-theory/
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SUMMARY:Seeing Conflict through Data: Visualising Peace Process Trajectories
DESCRIPTION:Conflict seems ever-present at the moment. In too many places\, wars and disputes flare up and rumble on\, and peace-making efforts follow in their wake. But all too often\, the vital evidence about what is happening can be hard to find and interpret. \nEdinburgh DataVis Community is back with a talk from two researchers from the Peacerep programme\, a peace and conflict resolution evidence platform which seeks to collate and visualise this critical information. \nTomas Vancisin and Niamh Henry will talk about the aims of the multi-institution project\, and give us a glimpse into how they display and make use of the wide variety of data they gather. \nWHEN: 6 pm\, Thursday 25 April 2024 \nWHERE: Inspace\, 1 Crichton Street \nFor further details and to register\, please visit MeetUp.\nThe Edinburgh DataVis Meetup is an informal community event open to all\, that has been bringing together practitioners\, designers\, academics and the just plain curious in this highly active field since 2018. \nThis is a joint event with Newcastle University\, and a hybrid event.\nA zoom link will be shared a couple days before the event date.\nDoors open at 18:00; talk starts at 18:15. Non-alcoholic refreshments provided. \nDescription of the talk:\nPeaceRep is building PeaceTech innovation focused on better data for supporting adaptive management of peace and transition processes. We are producing a state of the art method for measuring change across a portfolio of indicators\, to support analysis of peace processes and implementation. As the cornerstone of our PeaceTech work\, the PA-X Peace Agreements Database contains more than 2\,000 peace agreements from peace processes between 1990 and 2022. PA-X data underpins a range of digital tools to support policy and practice\, including visualisations\, trackers\, interactive timelines\, infographics\, and a mobile app. \nIn this event Tomas Vancisin and Niamh Henry will talk through the design and development of key PeaceRep visualisations that have had impact in the field of peace building to better understand trajectories of peace processes. This includes temporal\, network\, geospatial and combined visualisations.
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