Read @AhNidzara's article on the activism, contributions, and dedication to accountability of the women from #Srebrenica. (I highly recommend A. Margalit's The Decent Society too.) Rest In Peace, Hajra.
https://t.co/lnrnEOMSvv
My brief contribution to @EUISoU 2024 panel about Ukraine recovery is now in print and open access: The Essential Role of Women in European Security via @Intereconomics_ https://t.co/HHSwdOlstf
In a breaking world, books are a labour of love. After 6 years, #TheWallsHaveEyes is (almost) here! It is a global story of border surveillance, where your body is your passport and matters of life and death are determined by algorithm.
📖May 21st https://t.co/tjt0tQ40nQ
Speaking of the Siege of Sarajevo I would like to show you just a glimpse of ordeal by the Serb Forces we went through on a daily basis.
1,425 days of this and worse…
#SarajevoSiege
In memoriam: People of Sarajevo that died during the Siege of #Sarajevo, the longest siege of a capital city in the history of modern warfare.
It lasted from 5 April 1992 to 29 February 1996.
1,425 days
3 years, 10 months, 3 weeks and 3 days
11, 541 civilians killed
I am recruiting a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow to work with me @qubschooloflaw for 12 months on my @ahrc funded fellowship, Forensic Scientists and Knowledge Production in Transitional Justice. Info and how to apply here https://t.co/ZobWIXHVxI
🌍 Join us on Tuesday, February 13th at 12:30pm for a compelling webinar hosted by the MAIR Program in collaboration with @RESCUEorg. Scan the QR code or click the link in our bio to RSVP.📚
Join @Amnesty, @hrw on 14 Dec, in Athens, as we present our joint research on the tragic shipwreck of Pylos. 6 months since the events, we are joined by expert NGOs, journalists, and people with lived experience of migration to call for truth and justice. https://t.co/rh6gnYQjM5
The no. of people travelling through the Balkans to claim asylum in Europe hit its highest since 2015 last year – & the route is now more deadly
We've found that a growing number of bodies of those attempting the journey are piling up in morgues or being buried without a trace
We're going to be having another virtual open house held via Zoom on December 11th from 1:00pm-2:00pm EST. Learn more about our program and curriculum and hear from faculty and current students
Scan QR code or click on this link to RSVP: https://t.co/Moh0J9vbCe
Professor James Nolt Introduces the Spring 2024 course U.S. Policy in Asia-Pacific (INTRL-GA 1792). This class analyzes U.S. foreign relations focusing on China, Japan, and Korea issues, including Taiwan and the South China Sea.
https://t.co/2xckyGeECu
Professor Ruti Teitel and Professor Arnaud Kurze introduce the Spring 2024 course Transitional Justice (INTRL-GA 1762). The course will introduce students to the theoretical debates within the field of transitional justice. https://t.co/LVZXMrdJSm @rutiteitel@LJNettelfield
Thank you to everyone who attended the alumni panel 🙌 and a big shoutout to our amazing alumni who returned to share their knowledge and experience with students! 🎓
Keep an eye out for more upcoming events and announcements!
🌐✨ Join us for the MA Program in IR alumni panel discussion and reception on Thursday, Nov 16, 6-8pm at Glucksman Ireland House, 1 Washington Mews, Rm 102. 🎓 Hear from alumni in the private sector for over a decade! 🌟 Ask about their journeys and life after NYU.👋
We are hiring two Visiting Assistant Professors for the 2024 academic year! The priority deadline for both positions is November 30, 2023
Apply for VAP in International Relations: https://t.co/lZqeeYNEDh
Apply for VAP in International History: https://t.co/i1Lt7B3Fgv