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Seminar Series - Ethnic Cleansing, Terrorism and Political Violence

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From: Sean MARRETT
Date: Thu, 03 Oct 1996 00:00
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Sean

   The Eileen and John Marrett Memorial Endowment
   Seminar on Terrorism and Political Violence
   
                      The topic for the October 1996 seminar series is
                      The Politics of "Ethnic Cleansing". In recent
                      years, the use of violence and genocide as an
                      instrument to reshape the ethnic and demographic
                      character of disputed territories has received
                      increasing global attention. In Rwanda, Bosnia, and
                      elsewhere, such violence has created massive human
                      tragedy, manifest in death, injury, massive refugee
                      flows, and bitter legacies of continuing hatred.
                      However, while the international community has
                      expressed its abhorrence at such events, it is much
                      less clear how such tragedies can be prevented, and
                      the underlying conflicts resolved.
                      
                                         1996 SCHEDULE
                        ______________________________________________
                      Thursday, October 3
                      
                      Global Migration and Ethnic Violence
                      
                      Prof. Myron Weiner, Ford International Professor of
                      Political Science, MIT
                      
                      Specialist on migration and ethnic conflict, and
                      author or editor of The Global Migration Crisis:
                      Challenge to States and to Human Rights (1995),
                      International Migration and Security (1993), and
                      Sons of the Soil: Migration and Ethnic Conflict
                      in India (1978).
                      
                      Time: 15h30 (October 3)
                      
                      Room: Otto Maas 112, McGill University
                        ______________________________________________
                      Monday, October 7
                      
                      Ethnic Violence: Comparative Regional Perspectives
                      
                      Prof. Mihailo Crnobrnja
                      Prof. Hudson Meadwell, McGill University
                      Prof. Narendra Subramanian, McGill University

                      Three specialists discuss the factor which underlie
                      ethnic violence. Prof. Mihailo Crnobrnja is former
                      Yugoslav ambassador to the European Union, and
                      author of The Yugoslav Drama (1994). Prof. Hudson
                      Meadwell is associate professor and chair of the
                      Department of Political Science at McGill
                      University, coeditor of Politics and Rationality
                      (1993), and a specialist in ethnic nationalist
                      mobilization. Prof. Naren Subramanian is assistant
                      professor of political science at McGill,
                      specializing in ethnicity, nationalism, and caste
                      violence in South Asia
                      
                      Time: 15h30 (October 7)
                      
                      Room: Leacock 232, McGill University
                        ______________________________________________
                      Wednesday, October 9
                      
                      The International Politics of "Ethnic Cleansing"
                      
                      Gwynne Dyer, author, journalist, film-maker, and
                      broadcaster
                      
                      Gwynne Dyer is an internationally-renowned
                      broadcaster, film-maker and columnist on
                      international affairs. His seven part film series
                      War was nominated for an academy award in 1995;
                      today, his newpaper column appear in some 150
                      newspapers in 30 countries. He received his PhD in
                      Military and Middle East History from Kings
                      College, University of London.
                      
                      Time: 15h30 (October 9)
                      
                      Room: Leacock 132, McGill University
                        ______________________________________________
                      Friday, October 11(change of date)
                      
                       Ethnic Violence and Genocide: Policy Responses
                      
                      Lucie Edwards, Department of Foreign Affairs and
                      International Trade
                      Rex Brynen, McGill University
                      
                      Lucy Edwards is Director-General of the Global
                      Issues Branch at the Department of Foreign Affairs
                      and International Trade. She previously served as
                      Canadian ambassador to Rwanda, Burundi and Somalia,
                      and High Commissioner to Kenya. Prof. Rex Brynen is
                      associate professor of political science at McGill
                      University, and former LοΏ½ger Fellow with the Policy
                      Staff of DFAIT.
                      
                      Time: TBA (October 11)
                      
                      Room: TBA
                        ______________________________________________
                      





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