Lessons from Peacebuilding: Interview with Sevinj Samazade
By Pallavi Baraya, Co-Editor-in-Chief of The Graduate Press The Graduate Press had the opportunity and privilege to attend the screeningContinue Reading
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IHEID Alumni Journeys 6: Caroline Masboungi, UNICEF
By Yejin Stella An, PDC Alumni Liaison Coordinator The Graduate Press and the Professional Development Committee have teamed up toContinue Reading
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Alternative imaginaries? A film review and analysis of the documentary Tropical Utopia
By María Juliana Rodríguez Urbano, Student Life Editor of The Graduate Press From 8 to 17 March 2024, Geneva heldContinue Reading
The Graduate Grapevine: Distance Makes the Heart Grow Fonder?
By The Graduate Press Editorial Board Q: “Since starting at the Institute, I have been trying to find a balanceContinue Reading
What is Left of Our Common Human Project? Reckoning with Human Rights’ Failures at 75
By Andrea Biswas-Tortajada, IRPS PhD Candidate With every war, every conflict, every atrocity that goes on with impunity, many ofContinue Reading
The Dutch, Europe, and the Right
By Samuel Pennifold, MINT 2nd Year The Netherlands, Europe’s lowest-lying country, has become the latest western European state to beContinue Reading
Statement of Solidarity with Palestine from a Group of Students/Alumni at the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights
23 November 2023 We, a group of current and former students at the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law andContinue Reading
The Graduate Grapevine: That’s Not My Name!
The Graduate Grapevine is The Graduate Press’ new weekly advice column.
Why Bangladesh’s Garment Factories are a Warzone
By Sohini Chakrabarti, MINT 2nd Year In April 2013, 3,000 labourers went into Rana Plaza, an eight-story structure located inContinue Reading
IHEID Alumni Journeys 5 – Caroline Armstrong Hall-The career journey of an alum who was an exchange student at IHEID
Caroline Armstrong Hall is a legal officer at the United Nations Investigative Team to Promote Accountability for Da’esh (UNITAD). She has previously worked in various fields of international law. Her experience ranges from local NGO work in Nepal and Lebanon to the Hague Conference on Private International Law and the United Nations Secretariat.
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