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A while ago I stumbled on the report of Kristy McDonald QC, dated 22 February 2022, which had been commissioned by Hon David Clark, then Minister of Commerce, into aspects of the appointment of the default Kiwisaver providers, and specifically around the handling of conflicts of interest involving the then chief executive of the Financial … Continue reading Conflicts of interest
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Annual Conference of the Collaborative Research Centre "Structural Change of Property" (SFB 294)
Blog: Verfassungsblog
A competition over resources, power, and influence.
Blog: The Strategist
In July 2023, amid the sectarian violence that ravaged India's Manipur state, a harrowing video emerged of two women being paraded naked and sexually assaulted in Manipur's Kangpokpi district. Despite a registered police complaint, no ...
Blog: LSE Southeast Asia Blog
Several nations in South and Southeast Asia gained independence from British colonial control in 1947–48. Each has had its own trajectory since independence. In this post, Martin Smith reflects on Myanmar, and how her path was from the very beginning fraught with instability — leading to the current political centrifugality amidst martial 'democracy', and what hopes lie … Continued
Blog: ROAPE
Foreign aid to Somaliland has fostered authoritarian rule and contributed towards conflict in the eastern city of Las Anod. In recent months, the apparent miracle of democracy has fractured as conflict has led to hundreds of deaths, and hundreds of thousands displaced. Jethro Norman writes there is a clear international dimension to the crisis. Those in Washington, London and Brussels are oblivious to the problem right under their nose: the consequences of their own aid and investment strategies.
The post Foreign aid and conflict in Somaliland first appeared on ROAPE.
The post Foreign aid and conflict in Somaliland appeared first on ROAPE.
Blog: The Strategist
While the conflict in Ukraine is mostly concentrated in the east along the country's border with Russia, the borders of NATO members to Ukraine's north and west are increasingly being tested. Mercenaries from Russia's Wagner ...
Blog: PRIF BLOG
Conflicts over climate and energy policy, security and geopolitical dimensions of global decarbonisation, or human and environmental rights violations in global value chains: The current socio-ecological transformation is causing new and exacerbating existing socio-political conflicts that will characterise the 21st century. The new working group on socio-ecological transformation conflicts, which introduces some of its fields of research in this blog series, brings together existing expertise on these conflicts at PRIF.
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Hendrik Simon
Hendrik Simon ist wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am PRIF im Programmbereich "Transnationale Politik". Er forscht zu Normen in der internationalen Politik und der Rolle des Völkerrechts. // Hendrik Simon is a Researcher at PRIF's research department "Transnational Politics". He researches norms in international politics and the role of international law.
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Der Beitrag Socio-ecological Transformation Conflicts: A Central Field of Conflict and Research in the 21st Century erschien zuerst auf PRIF BLOG.
Blog: Völkerrechtsblog
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Blog: The RAND Blog
Future real great power conflict is unlikely to resemble the world wars of the twentieth century. Instead of high-intensity wars, rivals may have little choice but to rely primarily on proxy, information, political, and economic warfare while avoiding large-scale conventional combat.
Blog: Legal Theory Blog
Joseph William Singer (Harvard Law School) has posted Conflict of Abortion Laws (Northeastern University Law Review, Vol. 16, No. 2 (2024, Forthcoming)) on SSRN. Here is the abstract: When a resident of an anti-abortion state goes to a prochoice state...
Blog: UCL Uncovering Politics
This week we are looking at legacies of armed conflict in Northern Ireland. How are punishment attacks today connected to the violence of the past?
Blog: UCL Uncovering Politics
This week, we are looking at civilian harm in conflict. If armed forces cause unintended harm to civilians in the course of action, how should they respond? What types of approaches, processes, and amounts of compensation 'work' in civilian harm response?
Blog: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace - sada
Following the October 7 attacks, the Islamic Republic has pledged to unify its "axis of resistance" in support of Hamas, but the crisis may escalate out of Iran's control.
Blog: ROAPE
Continuing our discussion of Somaliland, Jamal Abdi argues that the country is an unrecognized state, operating in the shadows of international relations. The country has never been eligible for direct foreign aid. Abdi argues that the recent conflict is caused, in part, by lack of economic development in eastern Somaliland. As a result, the so-called international community bears considerable responsibility for the conflict.
The post Debating Somaliland – lack of recognition and conflict first appeared on ROAPE.
The post Debating Somaliland – lack of recognition and conflict appeared first on ROAPE.