In our latest interview, Zaceu Lian — @postcorlab researcher & @UofT_PolSci PhD candidate—reflects on his research and advocacy for democracy & human rights in the Union of Burma (Myanmar). Read our latest interview here: https://t.co/fiTA9tL20m
We are pleased to announce the recent publication of𝘞𝘢𝘳𝘴 𝘞𝘪𝘵𝘩𝘰𝘶𝘵 𝘌𝘯𝘥 @OxUniPress, authored by @PostcorLab Co-Director, Co-Founder, and Assistant Professor @UofT_PolSci, Dr. Noel Anderson. Read more about his latest publication here: https://t.co/FlVnazBjp5
Next up in our portrait series, we have @postcorlab researcher @Capt_ChengXu stepping into the spotlight! Cheng Xu is a former @CanadianForces infantry officer and is currently a PhD candidate at @UofT_PolSci. Read our latest interview with Cheng here: https://t.co/EAFFPQJz90
In our ongoing portrait series, we're pleased to introduce Semuhi Sinanoglu @semuhi, a PhD candidate at @UofT_PolSci & @TrudeauPCJ Centre Fellow at the @munkschool, who also serves as Regional Manager at the @DigiSocProj. Learn about Semuhi's work here: https://t.co/pPr2MFWj86
I'm very happy to share "Living in Yesterday’s Terror: The Impact of Civil War Violence on the Post-War Election in South Korea" available online in Terrorism and Political Violence. A quick 🧵of highlights:
https://t.co/rwTTJQonuy
We are excited to announce that Jae Hyun Park @jaepark0615, a dedicated researcher at the @PostcorLab & PhD candidate at @UofT_PolSci, has published a paper in @terpolv. Read more about Jae's recent publication here: https://t.co/OFn6r92ipn
In our ongoing series, we're excited to feature Zerihun Kinate @Zerihun_Liku, a current @postcorlab researcher & PhD candidate @UofT_PolSci! Zerihun’s research explores a number of issues related to the political economy of conflicts, and much more: https://t.co/fy2JmgHzVu
That said, a *big* thank you to the two anonymous reviewers, friends at the @PostcorLab, @kevinweiluo, and @semuhi for engaging and improving the draft!
Free e-prints (50 copies) of the article can be accessed below; preprints to be uploaded ASAP:
https://t.co/ivQZcqjge9
We're excited to spotlight Khalil Al-Wazir @alwazirk, a current @postcorlab researcher & PhD candidate @UofT_PolSci! Khalil’s work delves into the intricacies of DDR processes, with a focus on the Philippines as a case study. Read more here: https://t.co/q7dDS18YeC
Thanks @PostcorLab for posting my portrait! I'm grateful to be a member of this community. If anyone is interested in what I'm working on these days, please check this out!
Meet @LukeLischin, a @Postcorlab researcher & PhD candidate @UofT_PolSci. Luke’s research explores political violence, group identity, and governance in the Philippines & Indonesia. Read more about his fascinating insights in our latest interview here: https://t.co/VL74iJHqio
📢 Postcor Lab Update 📢
In a recent interview with The Upstream Journal, @APPelletier delves into the root causes of child soldier recruitment in Myanmar. Highlighting the impact of poverty and displacement, he sheds light on key factors here: https://t.co/zuugIrsdmf
I am pleased to wrap up 2023 with a 4th peer-reviewed publication (it's been a good year).
This was initially a term paper by a former student @sianpersad. I then helped her develop this original idea into an academic article. Read it here:
#phdchat
https://t.co/T77OZJfsPG
📢 Exciting news from the Lab! 📚 Our researcher, Cheng Xu @Capt_ChengXu, has recently co-authored a paper in the @GSPJournal that examines the social determinants of health and genocide. Learn more about Cheng's recent publication here: https://t.co/PS3qKxnuVX
Excited to be a part of this @NATOCanada Symposium on Canada-SEA Relations! Is it a coincidence that me and Jacques (my PhD supervisor) is totally colour coordinated on the poster? RSVP here: https://t.co/e7kpsp2MKf
I’m glad to join the brilliant team of @PostcorLab at the @UofT. It’s a great forum dedicated to research and engage issues related to conflicts and post conflict societies. I hope to bring my unique background & Horn of Africa expertise to the team.
https://t.co/56BuJk0hUx
We are pleased to welcome Zerihun Kinate @Zerihun_Liku , one of our incoming graduate student researchers at the @PostcorLab! Learn more about Zerihun's impressive academic background here: https://t.co/sgW0cdOzBO
@UofT_PolSci#ResearchExcellence
I’m glad to join the brilliant team of @PostcorLab at the @UofT. It’s a great forum dedicated to research and engage issues related to conflicts and post conflict societies. I hope to bring my unique background & Horn of Africa expertise to the team.
https://t.co/56BuJk0hUx
We are pleased to announce the release of our latest Notes from the Field publication! This week, we feature the work of Jae Hyun Park @jaepark0615, as he shares insights from his recent fieldwork experience in Myanmar: https://t.co/FP9YeMvGvi
@UofT_PolSci#ResearchExcellence
If you haven't already, be sure to explore our book, "Winning by Process: The State and Neutralization of Ethnic Minorities in Myanmar," now accessible in Burmese as an open access publication. For more details, follow this link: https://t.co/VEwy34hAe2 @UofT_PolSci
La conférence biennale du @CCSEAS_CCEASE approche à grands pas, et c'est à @universitelaval que ça se passe cette année ! Pendant trois jours, une centaine d'expert.e.s de tout le Canada et d'ailleurs se réunissent pour discuter des enjeux régionaux. Ne la ratez pas ! #CCSEAS2023