PAST EVENTS

• THIRD ANNUAL CONFLICT STUDIES GRADUATE STUDENTS’ SYMPOSIUM: CONTEMPORARY THEMES AND CHALLENGES – APRIL 26, 2019. Click here

• ELECTIONS IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO: WHAT ARE THE LESSONS LEARNED? – FEBRUARY 7, 2019

• THREATS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR REFUGEES AND DISPLACED PERSONS – NOVEMBER 1, 2018

This symposium will take stock of the world and Canadian situation and discuss trends in the forced migration of people threatened by war and abuse. Academics and stakeholders will exchange with each other and with students.

• POST-GRADUATE STUDENT SEMINAR OF SAINT PAUL UNIVERSITY – APRIL 27, 2018

As Conflict Studies flourishes as an academic discipline that offers both practical application and the ability to influence
policy change, the symposium theme will explore contemporary theoretical developments within the field. The topics
of this symposium will focus on the critical analysis of traditional frameworks of analysis and conflicting theories; the
emerging dimensions of conflict, such as the environment, human security, multiculturalism and ideology; the development of Conflict Studies as a university discipline; and/or any other subject relating to contemporary perspectives in conflict.