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Rethinking the Future of the Peace, Development and Humanitarian Sector
For decades, the United States and USAID have been central to financing and shaping the global peacebuilding, development, and humanitarian sectors. However, with evolving geopolitical priorities, a changing donor landscape, and growing calls for locally-led solutions, the sector faces significant questions about its future. This event seeks to explore how the peace and development ecosystem can adapt to a world with reduced reliance on US and USAID funding, identifying opportunities for innovation, collaboration, and sustainability.
IPE cluster debate: Capitalist Value and Sustainability Struggles
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Title of event:
IPE cluster debate: Capitalist Value and Sustainability Struggles
Date: 12th March 2025
Time: 17.00 - 18.30
Location: A1.11 (Soc Sci)
Any questions, please e-mail mareike.beck@warwick.ac.uk
Political Leadership鈥檚 Perception of National Identity and Recent Rapprochement between Japan-South
Date: Monday 10th March
Time: 13:15 -14:30
Venue: FAB2.32, Faculty of Arts Building
For a Teams invite, please contact the easg@warwick.ac.uk
Asian NATO: Ishiba鈥檚 Odessey or Strategic Fool鈥檚 Gold?
Date: Wednesday 5th March 2025
Time: 13:00-14:30
Venue: Online Talk (Zoom)
Register for the event by contacting the easg@warwick.ac.uk for a Zoom invite
Dr Ietter鈥檚 new article on populism, class and anti-populism
The Journal of Political Ideologies has recently published an article written by Dr Salom茅 Ietter.
The article, entitled 鈥楤ack to Class? The populism of the 鈥楪ilets jaunes鈥欌��, makes an original contribution on the links between populism, class, and anti-populism.