"What threatens? Building Bridges in Security and Conflict Studies'
Tuesday 22nd September, G51 ERI Building, University of Birmingham
Panel 1 The Value of Military History for Contemporary Practitioners and Policy Makers
Chair: tbc
Peter W. Gray, “The Value of Military History in the Contemporary Environment”
Gary Sheffield, “Staff Ride and Seminar Room: The Realities of Applied Military History”
Christina Goulter, “Military Historical Support to the Royal Air Force”
Chair: Richard Lock-Pullan
Adam Quinn, "In search of limits: AfPak and the 'new realism' in US foreign policy"
David Dunn, "Innovations and Precedent: the United States Use of Force and the Kosovo War"
Ben Zala, "American Hegemony and the Re-emergence of the Nuclear Disarmament Agenda"
Chair: tbc
Paul Jackson, “State building, nation building and what the liberal peace means in practice”
Danielle Beswick, “The politics of regime security after genocide: Exploring Rwanda interventionism from DRC to Darfur”
Peter Albrecht, “Security Sector Reform, State-Building and Innovation in Sierra Leone”
Panel 4 Exploring the Boundaries of Critical Security: Identity, Time and Space
Chair: tbc
Laura Shepherd, “Gender and Global Social Justice: Peacebuilding and the Politics of Participation”
David Wills, “Securing Identity - Securitisation or Governmentality?”
John Carmen, “A Critical Approach to the Study of Conflict over the Long Term”
Chair: tbc
Paul Jackson, David Dunn, Garry Sheffield
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