Sharath Srinivasan

Name:	Sharath Srinivasan
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	Fri Nov 08 13:29:49 +0000 2024

Public lists managed by Sharath Srinivasan

• Centre of Governance and Human Rights Events

Talks given by Sharath Srinivasan

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• CGHR Student Group 2023-24: Introductory Meeting
• Africa's Voices Project

Talks organised by Sharath Srinivasan

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• Digital Fact-Finding Without Borders: Transnational Advocacy in the 21st Century
• POSTPONED: Book launch: The Horn of Africa, State Formation and Decay
• CGHR Practitioner Series: Fiona O'Brien, Foreign Correspondent, Academic, Communications Consultant
• CGHR Practitioner Series: Marcus Lenzen, Senior Conflict Adviser, DFID
• The challenge of justice in transnational contexts of human rights violations: reflections on the case of Giulio Regeni
• CGHR Practitioner Series: Sandrine Tiller, Humanitarian Adviser (MSF-UK)
• Democracy in Africa (Dr Nic Cheeseman): book talk
• In conversation: Richard Leakey FRS on Kenyan politics, African politics
• Whither South Sudan? Prospects for war, peacebuidling and politics in the world's newest state
• Book launch: Why Comrades Go To War
• The Marikana Commission of Inquiry: Investigations and Accountability for Right to Life Violations CGHR in conversation with the lead counsel for the Human Rights Commission, Toby Fisher
• Seminar: Big Data, Communications and Media Theory: Conceptual Challenges
• The exclusion effects of two partite power sharing: the link between Sudan's Comprehenisve Peace Agreement and the insurgency in Darfur
• CGHR Roundtable: Crisis in the Sudans
• Political Transition in Myanmar (Burma)
• ExPRESSion RePRESSion: Expert panel on international efforts to protect journalists at risk
• Human Rights and African Airwaves: Mediating Equality on the Chichewa Radio
• Rising China and Global Justice
• To be confirmed
• A Quiet Media Revolution? Mediatization, altered media geographies and insurgent citizen tactics
• Right to Information & Accountability: New Challenges in the Digital Era
• In the Wake of War - "Getting Out: Exit Strategies and Transitions"
• Climate Change in Africa
• One China, Two Sudans? Sovereignty, self-determination and the 'referendum for freedom'
• Reordering South African Townships
• Preventing Violent Attacks on Education in Afghanistan: Considering the Role of Community-Based Schools
• New Media|Alternative Politics: Communications technologies and political change in the Middle East and Africa
• Deliberating new media: creating alternative politics in the Middle East and Africa?
• Health in Africa Workshop, panel on "Health and new Information and Communication Technologies"
• Point of No Return: Kabila, Rwanda and the Internal Dynamics of Africa's Great War
• What Explains Diverging Paths of Genocidal Violence? Evidence from Rwanda, Sudan, Côte d'Ivoire, Mali, Chad and Senegal
• Domestic Violence and International Law
• Scholars at Risk: Human Rights and Academic Freedom
• Corporate Complicity in Human Rights violations in Africa
• The return of the state in post-war Angola
• A matter of life and death: The struggle for Ugandan gay rights
• False Twins dealing with their pasts: Transitional Justice in Rwanda and Burundi
• Struggles for Citizenship in Africa
• Truth be Told? Debating the Human Rights records of Exiled Liberation Movements in Southern Africa
• SMS Uprising: How mobile communications are changing the public sphere in Africa
• Democracy in Post-Colonial Africa
• Centre Launch and Inaugural Lecture by Francis M Deng, 'Managing Diversity as a Strategy for the Prevention of Genocide and Mass Atrocities'
• Senator David Coltart - Human Rights in Zimbabwe: Past, Present and Future