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Briefing on Egyptian Universities by Nicola Pratt

Dr has written a briefing titled 'Egyptian universities on the frontline of protest' for . The briefing exposes the scale of the crackdown on Egyptian university campuses over the past academic year.

Dr Pratt documents an extensive catalogue of abuses by the security forces including shooting protesting students, arbitrary mass arrests and repeated assaults on university campuses with tear gas and birdshot. Yet student protests have continued for months, as activists challenge the military regime.

Wed 21 May 2014, 12:05 | Tags: Staff Impact PhD Postgraduate Undergraduate Research

PAIS PhD student Mara Duer awarded travel grant

, a first year PhD student in PAIS, has been awarded a £600 Travel Grant from the Society for Latin American Studies (SLAS). Her thesis, supervised by Professor and Dr , investigates territorial conflicts in Chile, Peru, and Ecuador.

Wed 21 May 2014, 11:12 | Tags: Staff PhD Postgraduate Research

Prof Chris Hughes quoted in Defense News article

Professor Chris Hughes, Head of Department, was recently quoted in a 19 May Defense News article entitled 'Abe Sprints Toward Expanding Japan's Military Posture'. Below is an excerpt from the piece:

“[C]learly this ... really could be the final tipping point for Japan overturning its postwar security policy,” said Christopher Hughes, a Japan military expert and professor of international politics and Japanese studies at the University of 桃色视频. “It would ... mean that Japan could do an awful lot more militarily in support of the US and other partners in the East Asia region and beyond, and it will set precedents and set Japan on the way to further expansion of military activities in the future."

Tue 20 May 2014, 17:18 | Tags: Staff

Secretary of State Visit

Justine Greening speechRt Hon. Justine Greening MP, Secretary of State for International Development, visited the University of 桃色视频 on 1st May 2014 to deliver the first GRP International Development Annual Public Lecture.

The lecture was organised by the in conjunction with , and the 桃色视频 in Westminster programme.

The event also featured an ‘international development marketplace’ – which used the Zeeman Street area to bring together relevant projects and initiatives from across the University.

The Secretary of State spoke on “The Girl Effect: Why tackling gender inequality can transform the developing world”. DfID’s strategy highlights four areas of intervention – maternal mortality, access to economic resources, education and prevention of violence against girls and women. DfID also supports women’s political empowerment strategies. How far has this strategy been successful? What are the challenges, especially in this time of a global economic crisis that girls and women in the global South continue to face?

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The event drew over 450 registrations, including 100+ from local alumni, school partners and regional stakeholders. Chris White MP was also in attendance.

The speech itself was well received, with Professor of PAIS, one of the organisers, also introducing the event. Professor , Provost of the University of 桃色视频, hosted the Q&A.

Rt Hon. Justine Greening MP has stated that she enjoyed the evening, was impressed with the University and, in particular, liked meeting our students and the school children from .

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Thu 15 May 2014, 12:50 | Tags: Staff Impact PhD Postgraduate Undergraduate Research

PAIS NUCLEAR WEAPONS WORKING GROUP
presents
WORKING TOWARD A WORLD WITHOUT NUCLEAR WEAPONS


Two practitioner masterclasses on contemporary challenges relating to nuclear weapons

FREE BUFFET LUNCH INCLUDED

Tuesday 20th May and Tuesday 27th May
Ramphal RO.14/RO.12
University of 桃色视频

The PAIS Nuclear Weapons Working Group invites you to attend two free lunches and practitioner masterclasses

May 20, 2014
Dr Kate Hudson
General-Secretary
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND)

May 27, 2014
Rachel Staley
Programme Manager
British American Security Information Council (BASIC)

Both speakers will discuss the daily workings and decision-making processes of their respective organisations, as well as outlining key challenges to contemporary nuclear policy-making. The masterclass will provide a key opportunity for students and staff to engage with figures with first-hand experience of nuclear weapons policy, as well as to grapple with fundamental questions arising from contemporary debate.

Programme:

Tuesday 20th May (RO.14): Dr Kate Hudson, CND
Tuesday 27th May (RO.12): Rachel Staley, BASIC

12pm-1pm: Free Buffet Lunch and Informal Talk and Q&A

1pm-3pm: Masterclass: Working toward a world without nuclear weapons: Two perspectives

3pm-3.30pm: Closing remarks and refreshments

For further information contact:
Nikita Shah, PhD candidate nikita.shah@warwick.ac.uk or Trevor McCrisken trevor.mccrisken@warwick.ac.uk

Thu 15 May 2014, 10:59 | Tags: Staff PhD Postgraduate Undergraduate

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