by Humanities Web Team | Dec 15, 2016 | Staff blogs
Manchester Calling Staff blogs Student blogs About Where’s the reconciliation? by Roger Mac Ginty.December 16 is South Africa’s national reconciliation day. I am just back from a trip there and I was struck by the absence of reconciliation in everyday life. As ever, a...
by Humanities Web Team | Dec 14, 2016 | Events
Manchester Calling Staff blogs Student blogs About Has the international community failed Syria? by Fakhri Mansour. Fakhri will be on the panel for our What next for Syria? event on 30 November 2016.According to the humanitarian actors in Syria there are 13.5 million...
by Humanities Web Team | Dec 14, 2016 | Staff blogs
Manchester Calling Staff blogs Student blogs About Civil society and the liberal peace: Top down interventions from below? by Dr Birte Vogel.This blog post is based on Dr Vogel’s article published in Intervention and Statebuilding.Over the past decades,...
by Humanities Web Team | Dec 7, 2016 | Staff blogs
Manchester Calling Staff blogs Student blogs About Questioning humanitarian action in Madagascar by Eleanor Davey. From the Rova of Antananarivo, a former royal site set high on a hill, the view over the Madagascan capital extends for miles. ‘Tana’ – as it is...
by Humanities Web Team | Nov 17, 2016 | Staff blogs
Manchester Calling Staff blogs Student blogs About Working From the Ground Up – Everyday Peace Indicators by Roger Mac Ginty and Pamina Firchow.Governments, international organisations, INGOs and academics have many ways of gauging war and peace. Many of these...
