Science & Cocktails: Why humanitarianism needs changing

Societies around the world are experiencing humanitarian crises that arise from disasters, conflicts, refugee situations, and/or political collapse. The causes and consequences of these crises are often not as simple as they seem. Professor of Humanitarian Studies Thea Hilhorst examines how people, communities, and authorities respond to crises, including efforts at prevention and preparedness. English spoken. The end time mentioned is an indication.

Science & Cocktails: Why humanitarianism needs changing

Dates

Wed 11 Sep19:30 - 21:30

Location

Tolhuistuin

IJpromenade 2

1031 KT Amsterdam

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On the impact of humanitarian crises on societies

She also looks at the organization and impact of humanitarian action. What impact do humanitarian crises have on societies and vulnerable communities? How can humanitarian action facilitate recovery after a crisis? What effect does the undermining of humanitarian law have on the legitimacy of humanitarian action? What impact will climate change have on humanitarianism? This event is an initiative of the Dutch Institute for Emergent Phenomena (DIEP) with the support of the University of Amsterdam. Science & Cocktails Amsterdam is presented in collaboration with Paradiso Amsterdam.

Science & Cocktails

Science & Cocktails is a series of public lectures by scientists with live music and smoky cocktails chilled with dry ice in your hand. 19:00 doors open for cocktails 19:30 band tba (live) 20:30 Thea Hilhorst (talk)

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