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Peace Photography Masterclass
This Photography Masterclass will discuss the visual representation of peace and conflict transformation through discussions with world-leading photographers. Martina Bacigalupo, Colin Cavers and Paul Lowe will discuss their own photographic work as well as images produced by Edinburgh College of Art students. In discussing their efforts in capturing peace and post-conflict societies, they will invite participants to view peace with a new, critical and artistic eye. Speakers: Martina Bacigalupo, Agence VU Paul Lowe, London College of Communication, University of the Arts London Colin…
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Visualizing Peace: Photography, Conflict Transformation and Peacebuilding
Capturing the Multiplicities of Peace: Photography, Representation and Everyday Strategies of Transition Capturing the multiplicities of peace examines the role and representation of photography in peacebuilding programs. While there is extensive literature on photography during periods of conflict and discussions about the representations of violence, there is much less research exploring how post-conflict societies and global institutions, such as the United Nations, also reproduce homogenous notions of peace. The field of peace and conflict studies research provide extensive literature that…
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PSRP researcher presenting: International Security after Brexit and Trump
Jan Pospisil will present the paper Strong Again? Sovereign Security after the Post-Liberal Takeover at the Centre of Security Research's conference on International Security after Brexit and Trump on 22 June to mark one year after the EU Referendum.
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PSRP Researcher Speaking: Decentralization and Local Consent in Divided Societies
Laura Wise will present her research on decentralization in divided societies at the IPSA joint conference ‘Democratization and Constitutional Design in Divided Societies’ in Nicosia, Cyprus.
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