Junior Research Programs

Interdisciplinary Approach to the Protection of Human Rights: Building Integrated Networks between Academic, State and Societal Actors

Program Theme

Human rights issues such as migration and human trafficking often evolve at the nexus of political and military conflicts and global economic and societal change. At the same time, regional organizations such as the European Union or the Association of Southeast Asian Nations have evolved as credible actors in promoting new standards in human rights protection. In light of this complexity, interdisciplinary dialogue and networks are vital for the promotion of human rights norms across cultural boarders. This program connects scholars of international law and international relations as well as legal experts, corporate entrepreneurs, and civil society actors to discuss the challenges and prospects of protecting and promoting human rights norms.

Events

International Workshop
Interdisciplinary Approach to the Protection of Human Rights:
Building Integrated Networks between Academic, State and Societal Actors
 [Jun. 24, 2016 Updated]
(July 6, 2016)

Special Seminar on Reevaluating Human Trafficking: The Case of Burmese Women as Chinese Brides  [Jun. 24, 2016 Updated]
(July 8, 2016)

Organizers

Ayako Nakamura
(Assistant Professor, Frontier Research Institute for Interdisciplinary Sciences, Tohoku University)

Claret Vargas
(Lecturer, Stanford Law School, Stanford University)

Laura Hackney
(Co-founder NGO AnnieCannons, Inc.)

Poster  [Jul. 04, 2016 Updated]

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