September 9, 2014
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Events
Why It’s So Hard to Talk About Peace in Sri Lanka – Mon 22 Sept
In reflecting on the United Nations International Day of Peace,
Sydney Peace Foundation and the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies invite you to a Sydney Ideas forum:
Sydney Peace Foundation and the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies invite you to a Sydney Ideas forum:
“Why It’s So Hard to Talk About Peace in Sri Lanka”
GILBERTO ALGAR-FARIA
Visiting Scholar at the University of Sydney
and PhD Candidate at the University of Bristol
Monday 22 September, 6.00 to 7.30 pm
Sydney Law School Lecture Theatre 101,Level 1, Sydney Law School Annex, Eastern Avenue, University of SydneyBuilding on first-hand recent experience of the post-2009 context, this lecture will open a discussion about the spaces for peace and conflict in Sri Lanka today.Chair: Professor Stuart Rees
Discussants: Dr Wendy Lambourne and Dr Leticia AndersonThis event will be filmed and broadcast by ABC Big Ideas.
This Sydney Ideas talk is free and open to all, but online registration is requested: http://whatson.sydney.edu.au/events/published/sydney-ideas-gilberto-algar-faria
Discussants: Dr Wendy Lambourne and Dr Leticia AndersonThis event will be filmed and broadcast by ABC Big Ideas.
This Sydney Ideas talk is free and open to all, but online registration is requested: http://whatson.sydney.edu.au/events/published/sydney-ideas-gilberto-algar-faria