Event recording | Integration of Ukraine in the EU – Challenges and Opportunities
We invited six leading analysts/experts around the world to discuss the challenges and opportunities of Ukraine’s accession to the EU.
02/06/2022
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International law after the war in Ukraine: The crumbling cascade
This article discusses core challenges the Russian invasion posited for international law, exploring reforming the veto system of UN Security Council.
19/05/2022
International law after the war of Ukraine: Towards the post-bellum accountability
The crudity with which an open aggressive war trespasses on the core grounding principle of the United Nations has raised questions about how to prosecute war crimes or the crime of aggression.
19/05/2022
Event recording | Book Colloquium: Measuring Peace and Related Issues
The colloquium focused on professor Richard Caplan’s recent book: Measuring Peace: Principles, Practices, and Politics (OUP). Richard’s book opens with the question: How can we know if the peace that has been established following a civil war is a stable one? The discussion touched on other related issues, including how to get to peace and the process after peace.
12/03/2022
Event recording | The Ukraine Crisis: Three Perspectives
Putin’s assault has plunged Ukraine into the darkest hour of its 30-year history as an independent state. What is the view from Kyiv? What are Putin’s ultimate aims? What are the implications of this crisis for Europe and the global order? We bring together three leading analysts to offer perspective on these and related questions.
01/03/2022
The ‘Do No Harm’ principle: So simple? So easy to misunderstand!
OXGS Fellow Frank Vibert examines the maxim ‘do no harm’, which enjoys a surge in popularity. Its deployment has now extended to areas including bioethics, education, the environment and internet ethics.
04/02/2022