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📢 We are hiring!
🔎 3 funded PhD positions in the domain of #transitionaljustice
📚 Be part of #justicevisions new @ERC_Research project on documentation and resistance
🗓 application deadline 5 April
📍Ghent based (Belgium)
👇More info
shorturl.at/IyQ8t
Honored to be a guest on the Justice Visions podcast in the company of the inspirational @BriHerremans and @TineDestrooper. Thank you for having me!
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Last week I was in Vienna with @ACP_Schlaining to talk about my research with @CivilWarPaths on #transitionaljustice and #peacebuilding in #SouthSudan. Thank you @ACP_Schlaining for creating a space for conversation between academics and practitioners!
📢Come join us in Prague for #ecpr23! The call for papers & panels for the Standing Group on #HumanRights & #TransitionalJustice is open until Feb.28
‘The Art of Justice: Roles, Performance and Audience in Human Rights and Transitional Justice’
ecpr.eu/Events/Event/Section…
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An insightful, historically rich & theoretically engaging talk @CivilWarPaths! Dr @AjakPeter covered SPLM/A’s exercise of political authority within a historical perspective to help explain the trajectory of state formation in South Sudan. Thank you Peter for your fantastic pres!
📢📢 New article out in @JISBjournal on the #agency of ex-combatant silences in #SierraLeone’s TRC. Writing this has been an act of personal and professional reflection on the powers of #silence and I’m thrilled to see it out in the world!
Find it here:
tandfonline.com/eprint/VSH79…
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📢Last chance to submit your application for @CivilWarPaths fellowship scheme📢
The deadline is 15 Aug!
All details👇
Interested in @CivilWarPaths project? Want to join the Centre for the Comparative Study of Civil War?
Our 2022-2023 fellowship scheme is now open to researchers in academia & beyond!
Fellows engage w/our blog, seminars & other events.
Apply by 15 Aug /1
bit.ly/3aq45fj
‘Why are there so many Northern experts on African affairs and so few African experts on European and American Affairs?’ - excellent and thought-provoking work by @Nyachangkuoth1 and @jan_pos1 at @Peace_Rep_ on structural imbalance and how to fix it peacerep.org/2022/07/07/expe…
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Interested in @CivilWarPaths project? Want to join the Centre for the Comparative Study of Civil War?
Our 2022-2023 fellowship scheme is now open to researchers in academia & beyond!
Fellows engage w/our blog, seminars & other events.
Apply by 15 Aug /1
bit.ly/3aq45fj
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What role for business in the transition from #war to #peace? @Sosanorena writes on ex-combatant entrepreneurship in our #blog this week... Drawing lessons for #sustainable peace, from his research on community businesses in #Colombia. Read more 👇💡🇨🇴
bit.ly/3MTTuH4
Happy to share my first academic article on ex-combatant hopes and the TRC in #SierraLeone - 2 years to the day after my viva! tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… @thelauram16 @CivilWarPaths
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ONE WEEK TO GO!
Call for applications! We are delighted to announce that @BlanquernaFCRI @Globalcodes_Blq @uramonllull will host in July the @ECPR Summer School, entitled "International Relations Upside Down".
Details can be found here: ecpr.eu/Events/197
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The blog is for @CivilWarPaths is particularly special to me. I reflect on how #humor was (and is) used to discuss the #Sierraleone conflict. These conversations have really informed my research journey in recent years #AcademicTwitter #salonetwitter #methods #storytelling
How can we make space for humour, in 'serious' #research projects? How do those with experience of #violence use humour to make sense of it? @TheLauraM16 explores these questions on our #blog this week. Read her approach to 'seriously funny' research here: bit.ly/3gpNeIE
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NEW publication: "In Memory of Peacekeepers: Belgian Blue Helmets and Belgian Politics" a pleasure to co-author w/W. Reggers & Prof V. Rosoux both @UCLouvain_be was such a joy to work with good edts @IntPeacekeeping tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… @ALC_KCL @crg_crg @kvlassen @WilenNina
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Our Oped (with @SayravdB) for @TC_Africa was republished by @wef
Financial security needed for women in West African fisheries.
weforum.org/agenda/2021/05/w… via @wef
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Interested in Complex Systems Research in Peace and Conflict Studies? Join us on 2 & 3 Sept for this @nupinytt @aberdeenuni workshop #complexity nupi.no/nupi_eng/Events/2021… – at Oslo, Norway
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At a @TBTInetwork & @FAOfish webinar on gender and small-scale fisheries, Micheline Dion @AfriqueCaopa talked about the challenges and successes in shedding light on women's contribution and needs ♀️🐟👨👩👧👦
Find out about her speech ➡️ bit.ly/2TTa6IL
#WorldOceansWeek
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#Fisheries policy-making and management overlooks the contributions of #women ♀️ seeing them as simply an extension of their everyday lives and responsibilities, rendering them invisible...
📝by @DiplomaticIfe & @SayravdB
theconversation.com/women-ar… via @TC_Africa
Grateful and excited for this important conversation on research and knowledge production in post-conflict Africa @Kiconcoa @joelquirk @anniebunting @BeyondSlavery
Prof @anniebunting, @joelquirk and I are excited to share our #ebook, 'research as more than extraction.' Great appreciation to all our contributors. You can access it here cdn-prod.opendemocracy.net/m… cc @BeyondSlavery
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My article in @Africaarguments with Simeon on the implications of the new amendments passed in #sierraleone to the sexual offences act #gender #sgbv
africanarguments.org/2020/01…