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@gvagrad.bsky.socialOn 8th October, the Institute hosted a panel discussion in honour of the late Professor Carlo Ginzburg, an outstanding historian of the 20th century, on the occasion of the posthumous conferral of the Prix Nessim-Habif.
Watch the event recording:
https://graduateinstitute.pulse.ly/zx4lfne2iu
@gvagrad.bsky.socialCan childcare help more women work?
In an episode of Economics Unpacked, Prof. Lore Vandewalle and Prof. Rachel Heath explore what the evidence from Uganda, Kenya, Nicaragua, and elsewhere tells us about childcare, women’s employment, and household incomes.
@gvagrad.bsky.socialWhy should economists and other social scientists care about how people feel?
Join our opening lecture of 2026/27 with Carol Graham, Senior Fellow in Economic Studies - Brookings, College Park Professor - University of Maryland & a Gallup Senior Scientist.
đź“…15 October - Hybrid
👉 shorturl.at/RB29A
@gvagrad.bsky.socialListen to TechHub's Director, Jerome Duberry discussing AI's risks, & opportunities in a new podcast.
How worried should we be?
Where could it have the greatest positive impact?
How might it reshape international affairs and the global balance of power?
https://graduateinstitute.pulse.ly/dm4wsvitf4
@gvagrad.bsky.socialIn the 2 October episode of our What Matters Today podcast series, JĂ©rĂ´me Duberry, Head of the Tech Hub, addresses some of the pressing questions facing the international community as AI develops at extraordinary speed.
Listen now:
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@genevasolutions.bsky.socialReposted by @gvagrad.bsky.socialOPINION. Competition for scarce resources, widening inequalities, mounting demographic pressures – with tech weapons increasingly accessible, the world is growing ever more dangerous, writes Keith Krause, Centre on Conflict, Development and Peacebuilding director.
➡️https://l.genevasolutions.news/k5
@genevasolutions.bsky.socialReposted by @gvagrad.bsky.socialOPINION The “fog of war”, “special operation”, a ministry of “war” replacing the ministry of “defense”: words speak volumes – and their absence too, writes international law professor Andrew Clapham, who asks why “pacifism” is no longer discussed.
@gvagrad.bsky.social"As the boundaries between war and peace blur and rapid advances in artificial intelligence give way to new “narrative wars”, contextualising what is happening is becoming even more critical to the future of our world order,"
Director Marie-Laure Salles.
https://genevasolutions.pulse.ly/tjc95ujhe2
@gvagrad.bsky.socialWhy should economists & other social scientists care about how people feel?
Carol Graham's lecture will review empirical evidence and research-based lessons that suggest possible policies for restoring hope in populations where it has been lost.
Join our Opening Lecture of 2026
👇
shorturl.at/3DRQB
@gvagrad.bsky.socialThe UN’s authorization of the Board of Peace for Gaza raises a fundamental question: is the UN engaging in meaningful co-regulation or ineffectively outsourcing its responsibilities?
Read Senior Research Fellow, Janelle Diller's piece in The Global:
@gvagrad.bsky.social@gvagrad.bsky.socialOn 18th September, the Institute's Global Migration Centre welcomed leading experts for the launch of
"The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration: A Commentary",
edited by Professor Vincent Chetail and published by Oxford University Press.
@cframmery.bsky.socialReposted by @gvagrad.bsky.socialMultilatéralisme en PLS, hybris hors de contrôle, IA de plus en plus aux commandes... La frontière entre guerre et paix s'affaisse.Le grand dosssier du Temps sur ces nouvelles guerres hybrides, avec les experts @gvagrad.bsky.social #Geneve #géopolitique #géoéconomie
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@gvagrad.bsky.socialThe @gvagrad-ccdp.bsky.social and the Department of International History and Politics at the Institute invite applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher to join the project:
🔷 “Narrative Belonging: Memory Politics and NATO Enlargement in Europe”
@gvagrad-ccdp.bsky.socialReposted by @gvagrad.bsky.socialNEW REPORT
What should U.S. nuclear deterrence and arms control look like amid strategic competition with China and Russia?
A new report from the CCDP and MIT’s Center for Nuclear Security Policy examines the assumptions shaping the debate.
đź“„ Read the report tinyurl.com/3cfucpmj
@gvagrad.bsky.socialThe Democratic Republic of the Congo is facing its 17th #EbolaOutbreak, unfolding in an especially challenging context.
Professor Nguyen explores how much better prepared are we to respond more than a decade after the devastating West African Ebola epidemic?
www.graduateinstitute.ch/podcast-series
@drlandislife.bsky.socialReposted by @gvagrad.bsky.socialPlease join our #GenderCentre (@gvagrad-gc.bsky.social ) Seminar series at the Geneva Graduate Institute ( @gvagrad.bsky.social) this fall! @bibiapavard.bsky.social @ailitripp.bsky.social @annettejosephg.bsky.social
We look forward to welcoming you!
@gvagrad.bsky.social“Regulating Freedom of Expression in the Age of Social Media: New Actors as Drivers of Change in International Law”
Dr Stefania Di Stefano receives Special Mention by promoter of human rights, Fondation René Cassin, for her 2025 PhD thesis in international law:
https://shorturl.pulse.ly/obho8mysx8
@gvagrad.bsky.social"9/11 helped create our transitional world of non-Western middle powers, a rising China, and a still declining United States—all the more because the domestic costs of Washington’s careening overreaction to 9/11 fueled a political storm."
Professor Schayegh on 9/11, 25 years later:
shorturl.at/hSsVk
@gvagrad-ghc.bsky.socialReposted by @gvagrad.bsky.social🚨Don`t forget to register for the Advanced Global Health Course
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