01.04.2024 Center Colloquium Summer Term 2024
Programme for the Center Colloquium “Let's Talk about Conflict” for the Summer Term 2024
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The programme for the Center Colloquium “Let's Talk about Conflict” is now available online. This event is a central part of the Center for Conflict Research (CCS), where researchers from the CCS and the University discuss new ideas in research and teaching, and report on current and completed projects. Guest researchers and occasionally external colleagues provide information about their work.
The colloquium takes place several times a semester and is a regular meeting point for the CCS staff. However, the Center Colloquium welcomes not only faculty members but also students enrolled in the CCS’ Master’s degree programmes and interested colleagues from the university.
Typically, each session includes two lectures in English, each lasting 15-20 minutes, followed by a discussion. The colloquium takes place every Monday from 12:00-14:00 s.t. in room +2/0140 at Ketzerbach 63, which is the meeting room of the Dean's Office in Department 03.
15.04.2024
Farnaz Dezfouli Asl (University of Giessen, CRC 138, PRIF)
Implementation of International Humanitarian Law: a Comparative: Analysis on the Role of United Nations Human Rights Council Fact-Finding Missions
Maria Lüdecke & Stéphane Voell (University of Marburg, CCS)
Integrating Service Learning in Peace & Conflict Studies Internships (INSPIRE)
13.05.2024
Vera Axyonova (University of Vienna, POLCOM)
Winning Europe’s Hearts and Minds: Ukrainian Think Tanks as Wartime Diplomacy Actors
Kristine Andra Avram (University of Marburg, CCS)
Introducing the Staged Narrative Analysis
27.05.2024
Dalilah Shemia-Goeke (University of Marburg, CCS)
Excavating Forgotten Strategies: from Labour Studies to Civil Resistance against Transnational Corporations, hybrid
Alvaro Okura (University of Londrina, guest researcher CCS)
Burn them Down: Notes on a Radical Anticolonial Contestation
10.06.2024
Mahitab Ali (University of Marburg, CNMS)
Refugee Recruitment and Refoulement in the Aegean Sea
Monika Thakur (Algoma University, guest researcher CRC 138)
“Moving the Centre”: the Exclusion and Erasure of the Global South in International Security Studies
01.07.2024
Prisca Jöst-Brenneis & Lukas Rädle (University of Marburg, CCS)
Politicians, Policies, and the Reproduction of Wealth
Philipp Naucke (University of Marburg, Anthropology)
Sacrifice Zones in the Americas – What’s in a name?
This Summer Term, the Center Colloquium by Sophia Castellanos, Filipp Semyonov and Stéphane Voell
Kontakt
Stéphane Voell
Mail: konflikt@uni-marburg.de