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UPCOMING EVENTS
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 Wikicommons/Kasa Fue | 24th Käte Hamburger Dialogue und Research Workshop 5 May, 18:00-19:30 hrs and 10:00-17:30 (CEST), online
Tomorrow, the Center for Global Cooperation Research (GCR)/Käte Hamburger Kolleg will devote two events to questions about the effects of images and narratives on politics and their scientific analyses. At the 24th Käte Hamburger Dialogue, international experts discuss “Visuality and the Populist Appeal”. The research workshop “Visual Methods in Global Cooperation Research” brings together different research approaches in the social sciences and humanities.
Register here for the Käte Hamburger Dialogue.
Register here for the reasearch workshop. |
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 © UN Photo/Frank van Beek | sef: Policy Lunch 31 Mai 2022, 12:30 – 13:45 hrs, Brussels
The multilateral system must be reformed if it is to provide answers to challenges such as the Ukraine war or the Coronavirus pandemic. That is why UN Secretary-General António Guterres presented the report "Our Common Agenda" in 2021, intended to initiate the transformation of the UN and its institutions. Strengthening international law plays a central role in this. At the next sef: Policy Lunch, experts will discuss how this transformation can succeed and what contributions the EU can make.
You can find the programme and the registration form on our website. |
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 © unsplash/Nijwam Swargiary | sef: session at the Deutsche Welle Global Media Forum 20 June 2022, 14:30 hrs, World Conference Center Bonn
During the Covid-19 pandemic, many governments have used crisis response as a pretext for restricting civil rights and freedom of expression. The sharp increase in “fake news” has prompted governments to enact strict anti-disinformation laws. However, these have also been abused to crack down on free press, notably in India, Thailand and Singapore. This year’s sef: session at the DW Global Media Forum will discuss how journalists can deal with this challenges and how they can be supported externally.
Register for the event here now. |
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REPORTS AND FINDINGS
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 © WHO/Booming – Carlos Cesar, 2021 | Dresden Forum for International Politics 30 June / 1 July 2022
More than two years into the pandemic, it's time to take stock: How would it be possible to act more collaboratively and quickly in future pandemics and leave no one behind? And what preventive measures should be taken to prevent future pandemics or limit their consequences? At an additional evening event, we look forward to a discussion on solidarity in Europe in and after the pandemic with high-level participants, including the former President of Latvia, Dr Vaira Vīķe-Freiberga.
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REPORTS AND FINDINGS
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 © istock.com/typo-graphics | Brandenburg Online Dialogue “Learning with Africa” 24 March 2022
The second Brandenburg Online Dialogue "Learning with Africa" looked at how conflicts over land can be resolved peacefully, while reconciling climate protection with sustainable development. The conference report and a video recording are available on our website. |
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23rd Käte Hamburger Dialogue, 24th March
Together with the Käte Hamburger Kolleg (KHK)/Centre for Global Cooperation Research (GCR), INEF organized the 23rd Käte Hamburger Dialogue for an assessment of the current situation in Ukraine. The video is available here. |
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Vienna School of International Studies, 25th March
The roundtable “The Nuclear Order at a Crossroads“ with INEF member Carmen Wunderlich discussed how the nuclear order evolved in recent months and what impacts the war in Ukraine had on it.
A video of the roundtable discussion is available here. |
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 CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 flickr.com/UNAMID | Potsdam Spring Dialogues 2022 29/31 March and 5/7 April 2022
At the Potsdam Spring Dialogues 2022, international experts discussed the mutually reinforcing risks of climate change and conflict in Africa. An 11-minute summary of the four-day conference and more highlight recordings are available on our website. The full conference report is available here. |
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SEF:/INEF INSIDE
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Since April, INEF has been involved with two projects in the competence network "African non-military conflict intervention practices" (ANCIP), which is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). The two projects based at INEF deal with peace infrastructures in West Africa and relations between African and international partners, among others. |
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In April 2022, Mona Saleh joined INEF. She is working in the competence network "African non-military conflict intervention practices" (ANCIP). She holds two master's degrees in International Relations and Political Science from the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva and in Global Affairs from the American University in Cairo.
Also in April, Jasmin Schmitz joined INEF and the ANCIP project. After completing her master's degree in "Democracy and Governance" at the University of Tartu in Estonia, she was most recently employed at the Käte Hamburger Kolleg (KHK)/Centre for Global Cooperation Research (GCR). |
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The Development and Peace Foundation (sef:) was founded in 1986 on the initiative of Willy Brandt. It is a cross-party and non-profitmaking
organisation. sef: provides an international high-level forum for shared thinking on the complex challenges of globalisation. It is linked to the
Institute for Development and Peace (INEF) by a cooperation agreement. The aim of INEF’s application-oriented research is to build bridges
between theory and practice. It is one of three host institutions of the Käte Hamburger Kolleg / Centre for Global Cooperation Research.
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