Winter Speaker Series

Feb 23

JAN 13 - MARC-OLIVIER CANTIN PAQUET, MCGILL UNIVERSITY

Why Rebels Kill? The Drivers of Civilian Targeting in the Sri Lankan Civil War.

JAN 20 - MARINA SHARPE, ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE SAINT-JEAN

It's Mostly Relative: The Humanitarian Principles' Origins, Legal Character and Normative Content

JAN 27 - NISHA SHAH, UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA

On the Matter of Wounds: Weapons, War, and the Calibration of Lethality

FEB 03 - GUILLAUME BAUMIER, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY & MCGILL UNIVERSITY

When Public Goods Are Private Goods: Business Power and Two-sided Information Markets

FEB 10 - DAVID KENNEDY, HARVARD UNIVERSITY

A World of Struggle

FEB 17 - NOEL ANDERSON, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

Competitive Intervention and its Consequences for Internal Conflict

MAR 10 - BETH SIMMONS, UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

Border Anxiety in a Globalizing World

MAR 17 - JENS STEFFEK, TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF DARMSTADT

Triangulating Legitimacy in International Relations: Beliefs, Discourses and Actions

MAR 24 - KIRAN PATEL, LUDWIG MAXIMILIAN UNIVERSITY MUNICH

Bridging the Void: Social Justice in the History of the European Union

MAR 31 - EDWARD KEENE, OXFORD UNIVERSITY

The International Struggle for Position and the Question of Rising Powers

APR 14 - JULIA GRAY, UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

How International Organizations Survive

With its Ukraine peace plan, China seeks to make itself indispensable on the world stage