Events by these Researchers
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Research Workshop: The Arab Uprisings in Comparative Perspective - (apaczyns)
2014 Research WorkshopThomas E. Flores, Terrence Lyons, and Agnieszka PaczynskaThe Project on Contentious PoliticsSchool for Conflict Analysis
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Fighting Ebola or Fighting Fear?- Arlington Campus Pizza and Perspective - (apaczyns)
November 5, 2014 - Free Pizza and Soda!Fighting Ebola or Fighting Fear?Founders Hall 1266:00pm- 7:15pm Panelists Include:
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Dissertation Defense - Kimairis Toogood: Brokering "peace" in competitive authoritarian Central Asian Regimes: - (ktoogood)
Brokering "peace" in competitive authoritarian Central Asian Regimes: understanding peace building functions of informal and formal civil
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Dissertation Defense: Elissa Teeple - Does Time Matter? Looking For Patterns of Timing, Sequencing and Synergy in Peacebuilding Processes." - (eteeple)
Elissa Teeple - Dissertation Defense: Does Time Matter? Looking For Patterns of Timing, Sequencing and Synergy in Peacebuilding Processes.
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Examining the Drivers and Impacts of Emerging Power Investment, Aid, and Engagement in Fragile States - (apaczyns)
Agnieska Paczynskaparticipated in the International Studies Association Conference in Toronto, where she presented the paper, “Examining the
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Dissertation Defense - Khadija Ali: The Role of Hegemonies within African Regional Organization’s Interventions - (kali)
Dissertation Defense - Khadija AliThe Role of Hegemonies within African Regional Organization’s Interventions: A comparative study of Nigeria
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The Egyptian Constitutional Referendum - The Divisiveness of the 98% - with Agnieszka Paczynska - (apaczyns)
Tuesday, March 18th2:00pm-3:30pmMetropolitan Building Room 5183
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Dissertation Proposal Defense: Fatima Hadji - Social Mobilization in Morocco: February 20 movement, Local Tansikiyats, and the Struggle for Real Change? - (tlyons1)
Social Mobilization in Morocco: February 20 movement, Local Tansikiyats, and the Struggle for Real Change?Fatima HadjiTuesday, June 11; 10:00AM
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Not Your Father’s Peacebuilding: The Center for Global Studies Features Cutting-edge Research in Conflict Studies - (tlyons1)
Mason’s Center for Global Studies celebrated its 10th annual spring conference last week, welcoming students, faculty, academics, policy makers
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On Becoming a Norms Maker: China and peacebuilding in Africa - (apaczyns)
With Chris Alden (The London School of Economics)Monday, February 18th, 12:00pmTruland 540Arlington CampusApplying the gradualism characteristic of
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Dialogue and Difference - Transnational Economics: Are Corporations the New Governments? - (vkanyako)
The Dialogue & Difference Project begins the fall semester with a panel discussion and dialogue exploring the relationships and tensions between
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Including the Excluded: Post-conflict Microfinance and Peacebuilding - (tlyons1)
The relationship between post-conflict microfinance and peacebuilding has been understudied. Microfinance and economic development scholars have
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Dissertation Defense -- Afghanistan: Between State-building and the Global War on Terrorism (2001-2006) - (nnojumi)
This research examines the differences between the perceptions of the U.S.-led international intervention actors and the Afghan population,
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Working in the FIeld (If They Let You In): the Many Challenges Conflict Resolution Professionals Face Practicing or Conducting Research in the Field - (apaczyns)
The Central Asia, Africa and Latin America Working Groups are looking forward to welcoming you to the Truland Building on February 9th!
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Undergraduate Experiential Learning Project Workshop - (shirsch4)
The Undergraduate Experiential Learning Project (UELP) at the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (S-CAR) invites you to attend a lunch
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Panel Discussion - Is There any Law to Hold Us in Libya? - (apaczyns)
Recent events and international involvement in Libya have raised difficult legal and philosophical questions that are being hotly debated.
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Doctoral Defense: "Ripening Negotiations and Settlement: The Role of Targeted Sanctions in Zimbabwe's Global Political Agreement" - (Martha Mutisi)
RIPENING NEGOTIATIONS AND SETTLEMENT: THE ROLE OF TARGETED SANCTIONS IN ZIMBABWE’S GLOBAL POLITICAL AGREEMENTA dissertation Submitted in
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Contentious Conversations Series, Conversation II: Searching for a Research Tradition in CAR - (ldwyer2)
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Special Forum on Afghanistan and Pakistan - (apaczyns)
The Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution and the School of Public Policy at George Mason Request the pleasure of your company at a Special
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Youth in Post-Conflict Settings: Toward Healing, Justice, and Development - (shirsch4)
In celebration of the 5-Year Anniversary of ICAR’s Undergraduate Program, a conference will convene to discuss the plights and prospects of