The Externado University and the UNESCO Chair Human Rights and Violence: Government and Governance are inviting researchers to participate in this call for papers. The purpose is to publish and socialize the results of research on ‘’Experiences in restorative dialogues in Colombia in the transitional context’’.
The Externado de Colombia University and its Unesco Chair “Human rights and violence: government and governance” invite the Externadista community to participate in this academic event on November 19 and 20, 2020, from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm.
The Unesco Chair of the Criminal Policy Research Center invites professors to examine this issue in the light of the orders issued by the Constitutional Court and the transition challenges.
This year, the Unesco Chair “Human Rights and Violence: Government and Governance” brings together researchers from several universities in different cities of the country who, together Externado researchers, will discuss the above topics.
All interested may participate, with advance registration at e-mail catedraunesco@uexternado.edu.co.
The Unesco Chair,“ Human Rights and Violence: Government and Governance,” invites students to develop” their thesis on “Forced displacement, restoration of broken social ties, and construction of public policies, from the bottom.”
The call is directed to researchers, or research groups wishing to contribute rigorous projects on the restoration of social ties.
This year, the Unesco Chair “Human Rights and Violence: Government and Governance” brings together researchers from various Externado Schools, as well as two international guests, to study and discuss the challenges of public policies directed to the people who have suffered forced displacement and conflict, from a restorative perspective.
Following the call by the Externado Unesco Chair, professors and researchers gathered at the first annual meeting for a discussion, from their respective areas, on “Human Rights and Violence: Government and Governance.
Our House of Studies’ Unesco Chair, “Human Rights and Violence: Government and Governance,” invites professors and researchers to join its 2018 research group.