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The colloquium takes place on Wednesdays  (CEST) 14-16h (CET) at the InIIS seminar room and via Zoom

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If you wish to present and discuss your own work or have an idea for a collective reading, please email to Klaus Schlichte: kschlich@uni-bremen.de  

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Info for students on gaining credit points (CP): Students (BA and MA) can acquire 3 CP for their general studies module. For this, you need to submit a short essay on the topic of a session of your choice. For all questions and if you plan to participate, please email Klaus Schlichte (kschlich@uni-bremen.de) in advance.

Philipp Schulz (InIIS): 'What's love got to do with it? Taking seriously practices of love and care in the study of armed conflict' 

Takes place Wednesdays 14:15-15:45 (Berlin time) via zoom (link shared before each session)
If you wish to present/discuss your own work or have an idea for a collective reading, please email Anna: anna.wolkenhauer@uni-bremen.de
Send emails to our mailing list via: int_politics@mailman.zfn.uni-bremen.de
Gaining credit points (CP): Students (BA and MA) can acquire 3 CP for their general studies module. For this, you need to submit a short essay on a topic of your choice. For all questions and if you plan to participate, please email Anna Wolkenhauer in advance!

On Thursday, February 25, 2021, 6:30 pm, Philipp Schulz will present his new book 'Male Survivors of Wartime Sexual Violence: Perspectives from Northern Uganda', University of California Press.

Log-in details can be found on the event organizer's page, the Graduate Institute Geneva.

The book is available open access.

Based on original empirical research, the book documents the experiences of male survivors of sexual violence in Northern Uganda.

Philipp Schulz (InIIS):
Recognizing Research Participants’ Fluid Positionalities in (Post-)Conflict Zones

Paper and comment
Discussant: Hawa Noor

Please Note: This workshop is per invitation only. 

In this workshop, we - as an interdisciplinary group of early career researchers - aim to open up, broaden and complexify debates about the intersections between gender and victimhood during war and transitions. We seek to explore, in a holistic and nuanced manner, how women, men and gender-non-conforming persons experience conflict and are confronted with a range of gendered vulnerabilities, but at the same time also exercise various forms of (political) agency to come to terms with their gendered war-related experiences.

The programme as PDF.

Contakt: Dr. Philipp Schulz, pschulz@uni-bremen.de.

This is a broad discussion on best practice in documenting cases of male sexual violence in conflict and post-conflict settings, drawing on experiences in Sri Lanka, South Sudan, the former Yugoslavia and Northern Uganda.

SPEAKERS:

• Yasmin Sooka

Executive Director, Foundation for Human Rights,
South Africa and International Truth and Justice
Project - Sri Lanka (ITJP).

• Dr. Heleen Touquet

Researcher and professor at the faculty of
Social Sciences, University of Leuven (Belgium).
She is the author ITJP’s new report on male
sexual violence.

• Dr. Philipp Schulz

Post-doctoral researcher at the Institute for Intercultural and International Studies (InIIS) University of Bremen, Germany.

The ITJP will be releasing “Unsilenced” - a new
report that analyses 121 recent male sexual
violence cases it documented from Sri Lanka,
drawing lessons for addressing stigma, denial and
the silencing of victims.