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On the 12 November, the Middle East and North African Student Initiative (MENA) held its biggest conference of this year, The Economy of a Genocide. Several scholars, activists, and practitioners were invited to discuss the economic motives behind the occupation and genocide in Gaza.
In her report on Professor Julian Go’s lecture “Anticolonial Thought and Social Theory,” Laura Minnetian captures a compelling call to reimagine sociology’s Eurocentric canon. Go argues that anti-colonial thinkers—from Apolinario Mabini to contemporary voices—were not marginal but central to theorizing society.
On Tuesday, 7 October, in Auditorium A2 of Maison de la Paix, candidates running for the Environmental Committee and Welfare Committee presidencies tookContinue Reading
This year, we’re back as your go-to source for all things election-related.
Major reforms to the PhD programme are currently under discussion at the Graduate Institute.A PhD Forum/Assembly will take place on October 3rd, please join!
By Jahnavi Eluru After spending a year in Switzerland for my Master’s studies, my first time living abroad, I haveContinue Reading
By Motahareh Mohebi Like the Netherlands, which is known for its tulips, there was a time when Geneva was knownContinue Reading
In conversation with Jackie Lee, MINT Mobilities, Migrations and Boundaries 1st Year. Q. What makes you the ideal candidate forContinue Reading
In conversation with Ashwathy Sunilkumar & Nivitha Leena Naveen. Q. What makes you the ideal candidate for your role, andContinue Reading
In conversation with Laurens Houwink, MINT Sustainable Trade & Finance 1st Year. Q. What makes you the ideal candidate forContinue Reading
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