Dear all,<\/p>\n
A reminder that Anna Bara from the EUI will give a guest lecture tomorrow on the Faces of Forced Migration. See below for the original email from Dr F\u00e9ron.<\/p>\n
Please see http:\/\/www.kent.ac.uk\/brussels\/news\/index.html?view=1117 for further information.<\/p>\n
Best wishes,<\/p>\n
Inez<\/p>\n
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From: bsis-13-request@kent.ac.uk [mailto:bsis-13-request@kent.ac.uk] On Behalf Of Elise Feron
\nSent: 28 October 2013 09:41
\nTo: bsis-13@kent.ac.uk
\nSubject: [bsis-13] Upcoming Conflict Workshops and Guest Lecture<\/p>\n
Dear all,<\/p>\n
This is just a reminder of the upcoming conflict workshops (Aung San Suu Kyi Room), which are open to all BSIS students:
\n– Conflict Workshop 1: Crash course on Gender and Conflicts (30\/10\/13, 13.00-15.00), \u00c9lise F\u00e9ron
\n– Conflict Workshop 2: “Inter-communal violence in India: A gender approach to communal conflicts: promoting reconciliation in Indian urban areas” (20\/11\/13, 13.00-15.00), Emanuela Mangiarotti
\n– Conflict Workshop 3: The conflict in Lebanon and the consequences of the situation in Syria (11\/12\/13, 13.00-15.00), Octavius Pinkard<\/p>\n
Anna Bara (EUI) will also give a guest lecture on December 4 (13.00-15.00) on “Faces of Forced Migration: governmental responses to human trafficking in post-conflict zones”. A short summary of her lecture is copied and pasted below this message.
\nAll best,<\/p>\n
\u00c9lise F\u00e9ron<\/p>\n
Brief outline of Anna Bara’s lecture:<\/p>\n
Human trafficking has long since represented one of the most problematic forms of forced migration. Particularly notable in the post-Soviet context has been the concerted influx of male and female labour migrants trafficked into various countries from the zones of conflict. Efforts to combat this phenomenon have traditionally been the preserve of individual state governments. The objective of the lecture is to examine key policy dilemmas related to human trafficking in Eastern Partnership countries and Russia that followed as a result of experienced inter and intra state conflicts.<\/p>\n
Practice is when it works but we don’t know why.
\nTheory is when we understand but it doesn’t work.
\nOften Theory and Practice converge:
\nNothing works, and we can’t explain it.<\/p>\n
\u00c9lise F\u00e9ron, PhD
\nDirector, MA in International Conflict and Security
\nSenior Lecturer in International Conflict Analysis
\nUniversity of Kent
\nBrussels School of International Studies
\nBoulevard de la Plaine 5
\n1050 Brussels
\nBELGIUM
\nPh: +32 2 641 1721
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\ne.feron@kent.ac.uk
\nwww.kent.ac.uk\/brussels<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"