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17 September 2018

Global Governance Colloquium Series, Autumn 2018 dates

Save the dates!

The new academic season starts today at the Graduate Institute. We, at the Global Governance Centre  are pleased to announce the calendar for our next Global Governance Colloquium series.

Our first Global Governance Colloquium takes place on 1st October with Monique Beerli, who will present  'Becoming Humanitarian: The Making of an ICRC Delegate'.

The Global Governance Colloquium series aims to build a denser research community by providing scholars of governance issues a platform to present and discuss works in progress across disciplinary boundaries. The colloquia take place biweekly on Mondays over lunchtime.

  • Monday, 1st October 2018, 12.15-14.00 (Room S7) - 'Becoming Humanitarian: The Making of an ICRC Delegate', Monique Beerli (SNSF Postdoctoral Fellow, Research Associate at the Centre de relations internationales)

  • Monday 15th October 2018, 12.15-14.00 (Room S8) - 'Securing cities, re-defining theories: The politics of control in the Moroccan city of Marrakech', Jonas Hagmann (Research Associate, NSF Ambizione Fellow, Institute of Science, Technology and Policy, ETH Zürich), Discussant: Dennis Rodgers (Research Professor, Anthropology and Sociology, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies)

  • Monday, 29th October 2018, 12.15-14.00 (Room S6) - 'TBC', Ingo Venzke (Associate Professor, International and European Law, University of Amsterdam)

  • Monday, 5th November 2018, 12.15-14.00 (Room S8) - 'Varities of of Global Governance', Timothy Sinclair (Associate Professor of International Political Economy, University of Warwick)

  • Monday, 19th November 2018, 12.15-14.00 (Room S3) - 'TBC', Stefano Guzzini (Professor Department of Governance, Uppsala University, Professor at IRI/PUC, Rio de Janeiro, Senior Researcher at Danish Institute for International Studies)

  • Monday, 3rd December 2018, 12.15-14.00 (Room S3) - 'Measuring the Topology of Institutional Complexity', James Hollway (Assistant Professor, International Relations/Political Science, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies)