Il n'est pas trop tard pour postuler!
La Conférence canadienne pour les étudiants de premier cycle sur la sécurité est de retour pour sa 3e édition! Soumettez un résumé de 250-300 mots à [email protected] sur l'un des quatre sujets suivants avant le 1er décembre 2024.
It is still possible to apply!
The Canadian Undergraduate Security Conference is back for its 3rd edition! Applicants are invited to submit a 250-300 word abstract to [email protected] by December 1st, 2024 on one of the following topics.
📣 Rappel!!
La date limite de soumission arrive à grands pas! Soumettez un résumé de 250 à 300 mots, ainsi qu'une biographie de 100 à 150 mots, à [email protected] avant le 1er décembre 2024.
📣 Reminder!!
The deadline is coming up fast! Submit a 250-300 word abstract, along with a 100-150 word biography, to [email protected] by December 1, 2024.
La 3e édition de la Conférence canadienne pour les étudiants de premier cycle sur le sécurité lance officiellement son appel aux propositions!
Soumettez un résumé de 250-300 mots à [email protected] sur l'un des quatre sujets suivants avant le 1er décembre 2024.
The Canadian Undergraduate Security Conference is back for its 3rd edition, and the call for papers has officially started!
Applicants are invited to submit a 250-300 word abstract to [email protected] by December 1st, 2024 on one of the following topics.
Ogechi A. Agba, for the last panel on gender, presented an analysis of the link between armed conflicts and human rights violation, particularly as it pertains to the trafficking of women and girls.
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Thomas Walling, for the last panel on sub-state conflicts, presented an anlysis of the far-right movements in Canada, particularly through their presence in media and the impact of mainstreaming.
@UBishops @RMCCanadaCMR @SaMyMarBru @YVeilleuxLepage
Adèle Bard, for the last panel on gender, presented a thorough comparative analysis of the participation of women in left-wing insurgencies in South Africa and Latin America.
@UBishops @RMCCanadaCMR @SaMyMarBru @YVeilleuxLepage
Colby Gauthier, for the last panel on sub-state conflicts, presented a prediction of the impact of a second Trump presidency on the stability of NATO and the consequences of american hegemony within the organization.
@UBishops @RMCCanadaCMR @SaMyMarBru @YVeilleuxLepage
Gabriel Ultreras Ortiz, for the last panel on sub-state conflicts, presented a study of the causes of revolutionary terrorism to create a predictive model based on the cases of Mali, Mexico, Syria, and Uruguay.
@UBishops @RMCCanadaCMR @SaMyMarBru @YVeilleuxLepage
Pyper Lane, for the second panel on sub-state conflicts, presented an analysis of the relationship between humanitarian and militarized civilian protection by presenting it as a continuum rather than a binary.
@RMCCanadaCMR @SaMyMarBru @UBishops @YVeilleuxLepage @smuhalifax
Matthew Howell, for the second panel on sub-state conflicts, presented an analysis of multiple sources of insecurity in Africa and their impact on the democratic process.
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