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Alongside regular Work In Progress feedback workshops and coffee catch-ups, the Centre frequently hosts external guest speakers and research seminars.

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PGR Student Workshop Series: Gender and Security

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The CGSC is pleased to announce our upcoming PGR Workshop series. The CGSC will be holding monthly workshops for PGRs to present and share their PhD projects running along the six themes of the Centre: gender, health, environment, conflict, terrorism and order. The workshops will offer PGRs the opportunity to deliver a 10-15 minute presentation...

Professionals and Professionalism(s) in International Criminal Justice: International Workshop (Call for Papers)

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Upcoming workshop: Professionals and Professionalism(s) in International Criminal Justice The Centre for Criminal Justice Studies (School of Law) and the Centre for Global Security Challenges (School of Politics and International Studies) Convened by: Dr Ilaria Zavoli (School of Law, University of Leeds), Mr Alex Batesmith (School of Law, University of Law) Dr Nora Stappert (Faculty...

IdeasLab: UK-ASEAN Relations

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The Global Insecurities Centre, University of Bristol and Centre for Global Security Challenges, University of Leeds, are holding an IdeasLab on ‘UK-ASEAN Relations’ in Bangkok on 6th July. The UK introduced its Indo-Pacific ‘tilt’ in its 2021 Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy. In its 2023 follow-up refresh, the UK points to...

Research Seminar: Reading the Walls of Bogotá with Dr Alba Griffin

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In this POLIS Research Seminar, CGSC Member Dr Alba Griffin discusses her new book, Reading the Walls of Bogotá: Graffiti, Street Art and the Urban Imaginary of Violence Celebrating the upcoming publication of her new book, Dr Alba Griffin’s talk explores urban imaginaries of violence in Bogotá, Colombia, through graffiti and street art. Drawing on...

Workshop: Non-violence and Conflict Transformation

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One-day Workshop on Non-Violence and Conflict Transformation 15th April, University of Leeds Can the use of nonviolent actions promote peaceful conflict transformation and resolution? Can they promote positive long-term political change in post-war settings? There is a growing consensus in the literature and practice of peacebuilding that unarmed civilian protection interventions such as monitoring the...