- Associate professor
- Date
- Wednesday 25 May 2022, 16:00 - 17:30
- Type
- Webinar
- Spoken Language
- English
- Room
- Zoom
- Ticket information
You will receive the Zoom link in the registration confirmation email.
In this Humanitarian Governance webinar, Tobias Ide unravels the impact of disasters on armed conflict intensity.
About the presentation
With the number of armed conflicts on a record high and disasters becoming more frequent and intense, both phenomena are increasingly going to overlap.
But while extensive research deals with how climate change and disasters affect the risk of armed conflict onset, we know little about how disasters shape the dynamics of ongoing civil wars.
Based on qualitative and quantitative data from 36 cases of disasters striking conflict zones, this presentation unravels the impact of disasters on armed conflict intensity.Â
Dr Tobias Ide
Webinar hosts
Professor Thea Hilhorst is host
Dr Rodrigo Mena is moderator and commentator
- More information
About the Hum-Gov webinar series
The Humanitarian Governance (Hum-Gov) research project explores the changing dynamics of humanitarian governance in DRC, Ethiopia and Colombia, with a focus on civil society actors and crisis-affected people.
During our monthly Hum-Gov Webinar series guest speakers will contribute with different perspectives around humanitarian governance, accountability, advocacy and alternatives.
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- Humanitarian governance: accountability, advocacy, alternatives