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Youth, Conflict, and Transformation: A Conversation with Johanna-Maria Hülzer

by Britt FlanderijnYouth, Peace and SecurityPosted on No Comments

At the British Institute of Global Affairs, we believe it is essential not only to understand the role of governments and international organisations in peacebuilding, but also to recognise the often-underappreciated contributions of NGOs. Much of the world’s peace work is carried out by non-governmental organisations that maintain deep local trust and long-term presence in …

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Encoding Inequality: Why Global AI Governance Must Confront Sexism

by Britt FlanderijnCommentaryPosted on No Comments

Author’s Note: This article focuses primarily on sexism and the disproportionate consequences of AI for women, it goes without saying that these technologies also affect other marginalised communities disproportionately. Applying a gendered lens to Global AI Governance, naturally also requires recognising and acting on this fact.  ‘The brave new world we are hurtling towards reflects …

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After Empire, Beyond America?: Britain’s Identity at a Crossroads

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Donald Trump’s second presidential term has already shaken up the international stage. His unpredictable foreign policy and inward turn have left many US allies perplexed and recalibrating. Among them, Great Britain stands in a particularly precarious position. Since the end of World War II, the so-called ‘special relationship’ with Washington has been a cornerstone of …

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