Investigating the hidden logic of enforced disappearances in (post-)conflict societies.
DISACT is a 5-year ERC project led by @IKovras at @UCYOfficial.
Since the issue of the Missing in Cyprus is in the news, perhaps this is an interesting workshop to attend: 3-4/11/25 in Nicosia
https://t.co/ZKdpGm5wM7
Since the issue of the Missing in Cyprus is in the news, perhaps this is an interesting workshop to attend: 3-4/11/25 in Nicosia
https://t.co/ZKdpGm5wM7
🗓 18-20 June 2025 | #BISA2025
We participated at the BISA Annual Conference in Belfast, where Iosif Kovras & Nikandros Ioannidis presented “The Afterlife of Violence: Strategic Exhumations in Post-Conflict Settings.”
#DISACT#PoliticalViolence#TransitionalJustice#BISA
Why study enforced disappearances in contexts of political violence?
📌 In 2020, around 1,000 people were forcibly disappeared every day across more than 95 countries
(@UNHumanRights 2021 https://t.co/kFF1VqXqLM).
🕯 Families live with frozen grief.
#conflict#MissingPerson
🚨 We’re hiring! Join the ERC-funded DISACT project at the University of Cyprus 🇨🇾 as a Pre or Post-Doctoral Researcher in International Law, Human Rights & the Crime of Disappearances.
📍 Nicosia | 🗓 Apply until: 30 May 2025 | 💼https://t.co/F00OkTIlmw
#Jobs#InternationalLaw
At the University of Warwick workshop, our PI, @IKovras, highlighted the crucial role of Truth Committees in reconciliation and moving forward. Timely discussions alongside @AchilleasDem, @MeltemSamani, @CharisPsaltis, and @nloizide.
Join us in 2 weeks for our first seminar of 2025!
Who? Nikandros Ioannis and Miguel Moctezuma
When: Wednesday 29 January 3pm [CET]
How to join: register by completing this form: https://t.co/SAdeQlCqCk
See you there!
🎄 The DISACT team celebrated the holiday season with a wonderful Christmas lunch! A great way to reflect on our achievements this year and look forward to the exciting projects ahead. Wishing everyone a happy and peaceful holiday season! #DISACTTeam#HolidayCelebrations
1/ Almost a week ago, I successfully defended my PhD dissertation at @PolitiquesUPF. There are literally no words to express my gratitude to @tonirodon—his belief in me and constant support have shaped this journey in ways I will never forget. Thank you for everything.
We're excited to share our latest research, featured in @Pol_Geog_Jl! In this article, we explore the strategies behind post-conflict exhumations and the afterlife of political violence.
https://t.co/M8SXlnVnls
@ERC_Research
Wrapping up an incredible summer of conferences! @Nikandros95 presenting The Afterlife of Violence: Strategic Exhumations in Post-Conflict Settings at the @CRS_INFO 2024 conference! This marks the final stop in our summer spree, sharing key research from our project @ERC_Research
We're thrilled to announce that @IKovras, the PI of our @ERC_Research project, has been awarded the @europeanisa Best Article prize for his paper ‘Technologies of Justice’ in @EuroJournIR! A well-deserved recognition that highlights his outstanding contributions to the field. 🥳
1/2 Honored to share that my paper ‘Technologies of Justice’ has been awarded the @europeanisa prize for Best Article in @EurojournIR in 2023! This work explores how new (forensic) technologies have reshaped how societies deal with their violent past. 🌍📚
@Nikandros95 just presented a paper at @EcprPolViolence panel, co-authored with @IKovras. The study explores how global accountability mechanisms influence the nature of violence in conflict areas. Great discussion!
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Heading to Cologne for @europsa! I will present "Shifting Shadows: The Impact of International Accountability on Repertoires of Violence Dynamics in Conflict Zones" with the brilliant @IKovras. We examine how UN peacekeeping bases affect the nature of violent incidents.
💼 Exciting opportunity for researchers in Political Science! Contribute to our ERC-funded research project on political violence. Competitive salary, full/part-time roles. Make a difference with your research. Deadline: April 15, 2024. #AcademicJobs
🌟 New Research Positions Open! 🌟
🤔 Do you speak French and/or Arabic and have a keen interest in the historical origins of political violence? Join our ERC-funded DISACT project to explore the crime of enforced disappearances.
https://t.co/vX8XrqGGG1