Schedule of Events: 2011-2012
March 2012
CSDS Speaker Series
14
Politics of the Trail: Reflexive Mountain Biking along the Frontier of Jerusalem
Oded Lowenheim
The Hebrew University, Jerusalem
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Time and Location TBA, Carleton University.
Wednesday, 14 March 2012
Conference
1-4
2012 Annual Carleton University Model NATO Conference
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Delta Hotel and Suites, Ottawa
1-4 March 2012
February 2012
Conference
23
25th Annual Conference on World Issues | Conferénce annuelle sur les questions mondiales
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8:30-2:00, Southam Hall and Tory Building, Carleton University
Thursday, 23 February 2012
This annual event brings together approximately 500 students from Ottawa-Gatineau area French and English-language high schools to attend a day of workshops – twenty-one in all – on a wide range of international and security issues. For more details click on the event title above
Workshop
20-21
Canada and Asia: Setting a New Policy Agenda
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Senate Boardroom, 6th Floor, Robertson Hall, Carleton University
Friday-Saturday, 20-21 February 2012
Biennial Canadian Foreign Policy Journal junior scholars' workshop. This year's theme is "Canada and Asia: Setting a New Policy Agenda." Panel subjects include regional security challenges, the feasibility of developing a unified policy, and the role of formal and informal diplomacy in trans-Pacific relations. For more information contact cfpj@carleton.ca
CSDS Speaker Series
16
Whispers of War, Mongers of Fear: Understanding the Origins of Threat Perception and Proliferation
Kelly Greenhill
Tufts University
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4:00-5:30, Dunton Tower, Room 2017, Carleton University.
Thursday, 16 February 2012
Light refreshments will be provided. Advanced registration is requested by Tuesday, 14 February to csds1112greenhill.eventbrite.com or call 613.520.2600 ext. 6671.
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CSDS Speaker Series
9
International Law and Public Attitudes toward Wartime Violence
Geoffrey P.R. Wallace
University of Kentucky
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12:30-2:00, Alumni Boardroom, 617 Robertson Hall, Carleton University.
Thursday, 9 February 2012
Light sandwich lunch provided. Advanced registration requested by Monday, 6 February to csds1112wallace.eventbrite.com or call 613.520.2600 ext. 6671.
Visitor parking is available in parking garage P9, adjacent to Robertson Hall.
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CSDS Speaker Series
2
Islamic NGOs in Humanitarian Emergencies
Valerie Percival and Mike Brison
Carleton University
January 2012
CSDS Speaker Series
24
The Arab Spring One Year Later: Can We Do Anything?
Ferry de Kerckhove
Former Ambassador of Canada to Egypt
CSDS Speaker Series
19
Explaining Anti-Jewish Pogroms in Occupied Poland and Ukraine
Jeffrey Kopstein
University of Toronto
CSDS Speaker Series
12
Defence Support of Humanitarian Operations: Practice before Theory
Richard Cohen
Former Senior Advisor, Office of the Minister of National Defence
December 2011
CSDS Speaker Series
5
Keeping Watch: Monitoring, Technology and Innovation in UN Peace Operations
Walter Dorn
Royal Military College of Canada and Canadian Forces College
November 2011
CSDS Speaker Series
30
Health Development, Humanitarian Assitance, and Counter-Insurgency: The Kandahar Provincial Reconsturction Team, 2010-2011
Peter McKernan
DFAIT
CSDS Speaker Series
16
Environmental Conflict: The Case of the Nile Basin
Macy Demissie
Centre for Security and Defence Studies
October 2011
CSDS Speaker Series
12
After the Arab Revolutions: First Strategic Insights
Frédéric Charillon
Institute for Strategic Research, Ecole Militaire, Paris
September 2011
CSDS Speaker Series
28