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“Security System Governance: Confronting Democratic Diminution and Lawlessness”
Date: March 18 – 23, 2024
Venue: New York
Overview: The Conference on “Security System Governance: Confronting Democratic Diminution and Lawlessness” seeks to deepen the understanding of participants on the intersection between peace, rule of law, and strong institutions. Participants will explore the potentials of security governance towards peace and justice in the face of the growing backsliding of democracy in many countries including the United States.
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How Jola Ogunlusi and His Contemporaries Shaped the Profession in Africa’s Largest Democracy […]
….understanding the exit of Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o The passing of Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o—renowned Kenyan writer, academic, and tireless advocate for African languages and decolonization—marks the end of a remarkable era. Alongside Chinua Achebe, the celebrated Nigerian novelist and critic, and Ali Mazrui, the distinguished Kenyan political scientist and scholar, Ngũgĩ formed a powerful intellectual trio […]
By Tapio Varis The first Director-General , Sir Julian Huxley was asked in 1947 by young diplomats in Paris “What does UNESCO do?” The short answer was “It strives for peace.” (Alfredo Picasso de Oyague, International Congress on Peace in the Minds of Men, Yamoussoukro 1989, Ivory Coast).It is true that the 1945 Constitution of […]
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