A challenging but amazing year of camaraderie, cooperation and perseverance!
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UN WOMEN NC UK Brunch – Saturday 3rd February 2018 Women, Peace and Security Part 2: Getting into the detail!
Overview of research on gender and conflict indirect and direct product of funding by Folke Bernadotte Academy (Working Group 1325 led by Louise Olsson, 2009-2018)
British Academy Soirée 2017
On Tuesday 20 June 2017 I participated at the British Academy Soirée 2017 presenting a poster on health and security effects of Ebola and the government’s response to Ebola on vulnerable populations including ex-combatants and women. Combining surveys in Monrovia, interviews with health and security professionals, and focus groups, the project tracked important changes in ex-combatants’ perceptions of the security sector, as well as studied the demand for maternal health services during Ebola.
Short video outlining my research
Policy and Practice Series: ‘Get ready: Syria will need peacekeepers’
UCL Policy and Practice Series on 03-11-2016. Many thanks to Nils Metternich for inviting us and doing a great job moderating the event. Many thanks to co-panelists, friends, colleagues and an engaging audience for a great evening: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/get-ready-syria-will-need-peacekeepers-tickets-2868
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The known knowns and known unknowns of peacekeeping data
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13533312.2016.1226768 (open access for 3 months)
To cite this article:
G. Clayton (ed), J. Kathman, K. Beardsley, T.-I Gizelis, L. Olsson, V. Bove, A.
Ruggeri, R. Zwetsloot, J. van der Lijn, T. Smit, L. Hultman, H. Dorussen, A. Ruggeri, P.F. Diehl, L. Bosco & C. Goodness (2016): The known knowns and known unknowns of peacekeeping data, International Peacekeeping.
IAWP2016 Training Conference in Barcelona, Spain from 9 to 13 October 2016
Participated in the conference which covered topics from Violence against Women,
Human Trafficking to Career Development. As part of my participation I gave a presentation at the training session: (UN Panel) Protection of Civilians. Illuminate the multi-faceted challenges to Protecting Civilians.
Many thanks to Jane Rhodes and Maria Appelblom from the Standing Police Capacity, Department of Peacekeeping Operations Police Division for allowing me to be part of the UN delegation at IAWP2016.
International Peacekeeping Author Interviews
Peacekeeping Workshop 02-06-2016 at the British Academy Carlton House, London
On 02-06-2016 Profs Ismene Gizelis and Han Dorussen (UoE) organized a workshop on recent developments in research on peacekeeping. A group of academics from the Department of Government, Uiniversity of Essex presented their research on different topics related to peacekeeping and its effectiveness. Extensive discussions among the participants followed the presentations. The link Workshop_summary provides a summary of the different points that were raised during the workshop.
Program of the Workshop Programme Peacekeeping Workshop 2_6_2016
Link to the poster on Ethnitic diversity, secterianism and collective action
Link to the poster on Local communities and peacekeeping effectiveness
Link to the poster on Gender and peacekeeping research: overview
Link to the poster on Gender and peacekeeping research: examples of systematic empirical research
