Lecture title: From Left to Rights: Guatemalan Womens Struggles for Justice
Lecturer: Dr. Tal Nitsan, The Leonard Davis Institute for International Relations- Hebrew University
Date: Monday, Nov. 13, 2017 | 12:30-14:00
Location: Media room no. 32
During the academic year 2012-13 the following lectures and seminars were and are held in the framework of the Swiss Center colloquium. These lectures cover a variety of topics, relevant to conflict, peace, and inter-group relations from psychological, political, media related and sociological perspectives:
Lecturer: Dr. Yifat Bitton
Lecture Title: "Between Spring and Winter: Intermediate Evaluation about the Revolutions in the Arab World"
Lecturer: Prof. Elie Podeh
The Department of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Opening Comments: Dr. Zohar Kampf – Director of the Swiss Center for Conflict Research, Management and Resolution.
Date: Monday, November 4 2013, 12:30-14:00.
This lecture was held jointly with the Department of Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies.
During the academic year 2014-15 six lectures and seminars were held in the framework of the Swiss Center colloquium. These lectures cover a variety of topics, relevant to conflict, peace, and inter-group relations from psychological, political, media related and sociological perspectives.
During the academic year 2015-16 a series of lectures and seminars was held in the framework of the Swiss Center colloquium. These lectures cover a variety of topics, relevant to conflict, peace and inter-group relations from psychological, political, media related and sociological perspectives.
Lecture title: Identity, Nationalism and Representation in Conflict
During the school year, once a month, the Center organizes an interdisciplinary departmental seminar in which all the students and faculty of the program take part
The seminar is held in Hebrew or English and conducted on Mondays between the time 12: 30-14:00 in the media department at the university library (unless otherwise stated(
Seminar attendance is mandatory.
