The Center for Peace and Violence Prevention (CPVP) and the Conflict Studies Center (CSC, Babes-Bolyai University, Romania) invite NGOs and civil society actors, academics, activists, and policymakers to join us on March 2nd, 2023 at the International Symposium on Security and Peace (ISSP 2023).
About the Conference
The International Symposium on Security and Peace (ISSP) is a CPVP forum where actionable knowledge is shared to address the human suffering caused by violent and non-violent conflicts, climate catastrophes, diseases, and the results of human decisions, what governments do and fail to do. It serves as a bridge that connects policymakers, academics, and change-makers who have made significant contributions to their communities through fortitude and moral courage. ISSP is a safe space for those seeking to raise awareness or wanting to share their work and experience. To prevent, we must know, and as we know, we must learn to unlearn. ISSP helps us learn from a diverse scientific community and from frontline actors seeking common solutions to the issues that affect vulnerable peoples, groups, and communities.
Download the conference program and abstracts here: ISSP 2023 Full Schedule
Theme: Human Resilience and Fortitude
The theme for the 2023 edition is “Human Resilience and Fortitude” and we are pleased to have, as keynote speakers, Her Excellency, Mrs. Safiya Ahmed Nuhu, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to Romania; Ionuț Raita, Head of Delegation, Terre des hommes – Ukraine; Prof. Patrick Bond, distinguished Professor of Political Economy, University of Johannesburg and Prof. Christian Radu Chereji, Director of the Babes-Bolyai University’s Conflict Studies Center.
