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Young scholar workshop

Young-IPRI Workshop: Why Conflicts Continue Day 1

3 November 2022

Day 1
3 November, Thursday

1030-1130hrs
Inaugural Session

Welcome
Prof A Subramanyam Raju,
Head, Centre for South Asian Studies, Pondicherry University

Prof D Suba Chandran,
Dean, School of Conflict and Security Studies, NIAS

Inaugural Address
Prof Gurmeet Singh,
Vice Chancellor, Pondicherry University

1200hrs-1300hrs

Session I: Gender and Conflict
Honour Killings in Pakistan: The social roots of a
conflict
Madhura Mahesh, Research Intern, NIAS

Understanding discrimination towards the LGBT
Community in Europe: Sexual Orientation,
Emotional Distress, and Church-State Relations
Angelin Archana, Assistant Professor, Women’s
Christian College

Discussant: Apoorva Sudhakar, Research Associate, NIAS

1400-1530 hrs

Session II: Central Asia, Middle East and Europe
Nagorno- Karabakh Conflict: Reasons for War and
Provocation
Bhoomika Sesharaj, Research Intern, NIAS

The perpetual Israeli-Palestinian conflict: Key
issues at stake
Arul Braighta, Postgraduate Scholar, Loyola College

Crimes against Kurds: Five reasons why it is still
continuing
Sayani Rana, Undergraduate Scholar, St Joseph’s
University

The Catalonia crisis: Reasons behind the
persisting conflict
Nabeel P, PhD Scholar, University College, Trivandrum

Populism in Europe: Why the present
acceleration, and why it will continue further
Medini Hegde, Dr TMA Pai Research Fellow, Manipal
Academy of Higher Education

Discussants: Abigail Miriam Fernandez &
Padmashree Anandhan, Research Associates, NIAS

1600-1700hrs

Session III: Environment and Resource Conflicts
Environmental Issues and Identity Crisis in
Brazil: Unresolved conflict between indigenous
communities and political regimes
R Mirudula, Postgraduate Scholar, Loyola College

Conflicts in the Sahel: The role of climate change
in conflict perpetuation
Manjima A, Postgraduate Scholar, University of
Hyderabad

Water Conflicts in Central Asia: Issues of scarcity,
management, and external involvement
Kalpana Pandey, Postgraduate Scholar, CHRIST
(Deemed-to-be University)

The continuing GERD conflict: Bifurcated national
interests and resource scarcity
Poulomi Mondal, Postgraduate Scholar, Pondicherry
University

Discussant: Anu Maria Joseph, Research Assistant,
NIAS


 

 

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