Knowledge Against Violence Speaker Series
The Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation Knowledge Against Violence Speaker Series provides timely research and analysis for an informed audience from leading violence experts.
Guest speakers, drawn from the Foundation’s network of scholars and practitioners, seek to illuminate the causes, manifestations, and responses to violence in areas such as war, crime, terrorism, intimate relationships, climate instability, and political extremism.
The one-hour events are open to the public.
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Speakers
“Why We Fight”: Dr. Chris Blattman
Dr. Chris Blattman is the author of Why We Fight: The Roots of War and Paths to Peace and Ramalee E. Pearson Professor of Global Conflict Studies at The University of Chicago, in Harris Public Policy and The Pearson Institute.
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“Intimate Partner Violence and Armed Conflict in Colombia”: Dr. Maria Restrepo-Ruiz
Dr. Maria Restrepo-Ruiz is a Research Associate with the Department of Public Health Sciences at the University of Connecticut.
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“Soldiers in Exile”: Dr. Godfrey Maringira
Godfrey Maringira is author of Soldiers and the State in Zimbabwe and Associate Professor of Anthropology at Sol Plaatje University, South Africa.
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“The Long History of Anti-Asian Violence in the US”: Dr. Beth Lew-Williams
Beth Lew-Williams is a historian of race and migration in the U.S., specializing in Asian American history and Associate Professor of History at Princeton University.
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“Violence and the Law at War”: Dr. Craig Jones
Craig Jones is author of The War Lawyers and a lecturer in political geography in the School of Geography, Sociology, and Politics at Newcastle University.
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