Global Governance Centre

Join us for our next Glob Gov Talk with Thomas Gidney from the European University Institute in Florence on the topic "‘An Anomaly among Anomalies’: Colonial Membership at the League of Nations".
📅11 December, 14:15
📍 Geneva Graduate Institute
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Join us for our next event "What's the future of humanitarian design?"

📅 27 November, 16:15
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Join us for our next Glob Gov Talk with Lydie Cabane from Leiden University on the topic " and Governing in a World of Crises".
📅13 November, 12:30
📍 Geneva Graduate Institute
Register: https://bit.ly/3S7oHfv

Join us for our next Glob Gov Talk with Kate Miles from the University of Cambridge on the topic "Through Image and Object: Constructing, Erasing, Living Visual International Law".
📅19 October, 12:30
📍Geneva Graduate Institute
Register: https://bit.ly/3rspQnb

Join us for a Book Launch for "International Organizations and Research Methods" with Lucile Maertens, F***y Badache and Leah R. Kimber to hear them discuss their findings on with a panel of experts.
On 12.10.23 at Geneva Graduate Institute
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Join us for our next Glob Gov Talk with Michael Zürn from . He aims to provide a better understanding of the landscape of of the .
📅25 September, 12:15
📍Geneva Graduate Institute
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Join us for our next event on "Mitigating Sanctions Impacts on Supply Chains of Essential Goods".

🗓️Thursday, 29 June | 12:30 -16:30
📍 Geneva Graduate Institute, | Auditorium A2
🔗https://tinyurl.com/3mj3umu7

Join us for our next event "Placing Future Generations at the Centre of Long-Term Sustainability", co-organized by the Global Governance Centre, the SDG Lab, and the United Nations Office at Geneva.

🗓️Monday, 12 June | 14:30 -16:30
📍 Maison de la Paix | Auditorium A2
🔗https://tinyurl.com/yuym96rz

Join us for our next Global Governance Talk!
Mikael Rask Madsen will discuss " Governing the World: Transnational Elites and the Deep Structures of Global Governance", and go behind the façades of global institutions and focus on the deeper structures of global governance.
27 Feb 23 12:15-14:00
Geneva Graduate Institute, Room S2
http://bit.ly/3leHgzY

Next week, Nina Hall will dig into the role of in .

🗓️ Monday, 12 December, 12h15-14h
Geneva Graduate Institute, room S8


Register here: https://graduateinstitute.ch/communications/events/transnational-advocacy-digital-era

📌Join us for our next Global Governance Talk!
Benoît Pelopidas will discuss his recent book "Rethinking Nuclear Weapons Choices", and question the legitimacy of .
🗓️14 Nov 2022⏲️18:15-20:00
📍Geneva Graduate Institute, Room S8
🎟️https://bit.ly/3fqzsJb

📌Join us for our next Global Governance Talk!
Janne Mende will discuss the topic of in : Transcending the Private-Public Divide.
🗓️13Oct 2022⏲️12:15-14:00
📍Geneva Graduate Institute, Room S8
🎟️https://tinyurl.com/226m9zwy

📌Join us for our next Global Governance Talk!
Drawing from his recent book “The Economic Weapon”, Nicholas Mulder will explore how economic sanctions have in fact been modeled and operate as a technique of warfare.

🗓️07 Oct 2022 ⏲️12:15-14:00
📍 , room S4
🎟️https://tinyurl.com/yps9abvd

Join us for our next Global Governance Talks!
Nadine Benedix will speak about the everyday practices of transnational working children networks as a form of agency in world politics.

🗓️21 September ⏲️12:15-14:00
📍Maison de la Paix, room S8
🎟️ https://tinyurl.com/2p9264hj

Join us for a seminar with Professor Susan K. Sell on "21st Century Capitalism and Intellectual Property".

📅19 July 2022 - 15H -17H CEST
📌 Geneva Graduate Institute, Maison de la Paix, room S4
Register here: https://tinyurl.com/bdzywj8e

Join us for the first workshop of the series "New Directions in the Theory & History of ." Professor Susan Marks will discuss the works in progress of early career researchers.
📅 2-3 June
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Geneva Graduate Institute
and online

Register here: https://bit.ly/3w9Mpei

❄️ Environmental Protection in ?

With expert speakers this conference will ask whether Antarctica’s is truly protected? If so is this is the result of the or multi-year ice?

🗓️ 31 May
📍 Online

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https://bit.ly/3MEII8d

Quel avenir pour le multilatéralisme africain ?
The Geneva Graduate Institute and the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs invite you to a Keynote conference discussing the big questions on 's future.
🗓 25 May, 18h
📍 Geneva Graduate Institute


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https://bit.ly/3LQTKGs

Join us today at lunchtime for our latest talk by Christian Buerger
on "Epistemic Communities in the Digital Age: Infrastructures of Knowing the Sea".
21 March, 12.30 online and The Graduate Institute, Geneva

https://bit.ly/3vLliYW

Please join us today for our latest colloquium by
Sotiria Grek on the " & the Generative of Failed Metrics: Insights from the Case of ". This event is co-sponsored by NORRAG and IHEID.
http://tinyurl.com/3cszre2

The Sustainable Development Goals and the Generative Power of Failed Metrics: Insights from the Case of Education | IHEID Sotiria Grek's talk will trace the development of the epistemic infrastructure of the education SDG in order to show the ways that the incremental build-up of the discourse, technical expertise and necessary – though always fragile– alliances facilitated a paradigmatic policy shift in the field ...

"Social inequalities exacerbated by job losses due to automation and the pandemic can be mitigated by seeking collaborative and inclusive work policies. This requires proactive governance, a model which includes multiple players providing feedback to create opportunities such as upskilling for people of all ages."

Nilanjan Raghunath explores the potential of proactive governance and citizen engagement on our academic blog The Global.

Read the full article below.

Proactive Governance and Citizen Engagement • The Global Social inequalities exacerbated by job losses due to automation and the pandemic can be mitigated by seeking collaborative and inclusive work policies. This requires proactive governance, a model which includes multiple players providing feedback to create opportunities such as upskilling for people...

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Discover more about our SNIS-funded project “When Money Can’t Buy Food and Medicine” at the The Graduate Institute, Geneva.

Through research articles, a policy report and multimedia dissemination, Erica Moret, Grégoire Mallard, Zachary Douglas and their colleagues will provide urgently needed policy contributions by identifying ways of better securing the continuation of , and delivery in contexts of humanitarian crises.

https://tinyurl.com/2s6dm8bm

What does have to do with ?

By overlooking the Naïliyat dance, both postcolonial nationalism and Islamism maintain an Orientalist bias against the body thus impeding the development of a more egalitarian postcolonial order, argues Prof. Fouad Mami in the latest post on The Global.

Dance and the Postcolonial Stalemate • The Global By Fouad Mami - By overlooking the Naïliyat dance, both postcolonial nationalism and Islamism maintain an Orientalist bias against the body thus impeding the development of a more egalitarian postcolonial order.

The Global Governance Centre at The Graduate Institute, Geneva is a community of faculty, staff, researchers, visiting fellows & students bound by a joint interest in the study and practice of . Discover more by visiting: www.graduateinstitute.ch/globalgovernance

Global Governance Centre | IHEID The Global Governance Centre is dedicated to better understanding the actors, the knowledge, the practices, the institutions and the power dynamics that shape global governance.

When and how does international law change? How is this reflected in legal discourses? How do the pathways of change differ across issue areas and sites of international legal practice?

These are some of the important questions being addressed by our European Research Council funded project "The Paths of International Law: Stability and Change in the International Legal Order", led by Prof. Nico Krisch and hosted at our Centre.

Discover more: https://paths-of-international-law.org/

PATHS of International law Stability and Change in the International Legal Order

Our Swiss Network for International Studies funded project “Governing Plastic” at The Graduate Institute, Geneva responds to both a pressing need and a critical gap in understanding the global political economy and regulation of and production.

Discover more: https://tinyurl.com/yr7d2tmf