Libya Insights from the workshop “Governance in Libya: political, economic and security challenges” 27 May, SSSA Thirteen years of uncertainty, divisions, and local, regional, and international challenges marked Libya’s fragile governance of its unremitting conflicts. The workshop “Governance in Libya: political, economic and security challenges” ⋙
BDS What is the point…? How do we as educators tasked with creating and fostering active learning, critical thinking and civic engagement — the core aims of higher education institutions — continue our work in light of ⋙
Libya Human Transit in the Central Mediterranean: Insights and Future Work from the SHUT-MED PRIN Project Human mobility across the Central Mediterranean Route (CMR) is once again on the rise, and this phenomenon has significant political (securitization) and theoretical (securitization theory) implications. The project titled " ⋙
Captain America Just a guy who fights bullies: Captain America and the use of force “I don’t want to kill anyone. I don’t like bullies; I don’t care where they’re from”. Apparently, killing stereotypes is not Captain America’s (or Marvel’ ⋙
Sahel ETRA-ID Engaging Traditional and Religious Authorities in the Sahel: Final publications Coming to an end, the project ETRA-ID - Engaging Traditional and Religious Authorities in the Sahel: The Role of Interreligious Dialogue, funded by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and ⋙
Senegal 2024 Senegal elections: a dilemma between winners and losers The Senegalese presidential elections held on the 24th of March 2024 achieved a historic result, marking the third “alternance” in the country and thus emphasizing Senegal’s posture as a ⋙
Chile Chilean geopolitics under the military dictatorship of Pinochet September 11, 1973: as Colonel Guillard announced on the radio, the Chilean Armed Forces and the Carabineros "begin the historic and responsible mission of fighting for the independence of ⋙
Palestine Violence, nonviolence and the Palestinian struggle for liberation: the debate after 7 October The brutal attacks by Hamas on 7 October and the genocidal slaughter in Gaza that followed have reignited a reflection on violence and its use in liberation struggles and in ⋙
