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Judgement at Nuremberg - the 80th Anniversary: the Legacy Today
This panel will discuss the legacy of Nuremberg Trials 80 years later while engaging with contemporary developments, critique and the role of the legal community. Speakers: James Gow is Professor of International Peace and Security in the Department of War Studies. Gerry Simpson is Professor in International Law at LSE. Maria Varaki is Lecturer in International Law in the Department of War Studies.
Syria and The Power of Wrongdoing
Syria is awash with war crimes. The people suffer deliberatively inflicted hardship and harm. This is war marked by war crimes – the hallmark of the last three decades, where almost every armed conflict has been marked by strategies of war crimes. Syria is among the worst cases. Yet, those committing these crimes are pursuing a high-risk, probably dead-end, policy that may yield short-term success in their own eyes and some degree of control.
The Partisan Necropolis: Film Screening and Q&A
The War Crimes Research Group and the Art and Conflict Hub invite you to a screening of "The Partisan Necropolis," followed by a Q&A with filmmakers and researchers. The Partisan Necropolis is a 72-minute film directed and produced by Scottish-based photographer and filmmaker Chris Leslie in collaboration with the Sarajevo-based Post-Conflict Research Center (PCRC).
Book Launch: Madam War Criminal by Olivera Simić
The War Crimes Research Group invites you to a book launch with Olivera Simić to discuss her new book, Madam War Criminal. In 2001, Biljana Plavšić made history: she became the only female political leader ever prosecuted for mass atrocities. She was the one woman among 161 indictees at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia—and the first since Nuremberg to be convicted by an international court. Charged with genocide and crimes against humanity, Plavšić took a plea bargain.
Head Coach recruitment at multi-club ownership groups: examining the decision-making of Sporting Directors in elite men’s football
ABSTRACT Purpose This article examines the strategies, decisions, and processes underpinning Head Coach recruitment at multi-club ownership (MCO) structures in elite men’s football. It identifies key influences and provides practical insight, notably for football executives, Sporting Directors and academics.
Alumni celebrate 30 years of War Studies BA programme
The Department of War Studies at King’s College London hosted an alumni reunion at King’s Strand Campus, celebrating 30 years of the War Studies BA programme. The event brought together alumni and current students across generations, representing all current BA, MA and PhD courses offered by the Department, as well as former programmes. Attendees included graduates from as early as 1968 to 2024, who are now working across diverse areas of policy, defence and diplomacy.
“Warsaw Calling": New exhibition pays tribute to courage and resilience of Polish resistance in WWII
On 1 August 1944, the Polish resistance fighting the Nazis launched the Warsaw Uprising – one of the largest rebellions against Hitler’s rule in occupied Europe. Outnumbered and outgunned, the insurgents battled German troops for two months, before being forced to surrender. The Nazis killed an estimated 200,000 combatants and civilians and destroyed the city.
Serbian Project and Its Adversaries, The
In The Serbian Project and Its Adversaries James Gow provides the first military-political analysis of the Yugoslav conflicts, arguing that Slobodan Milosevic and his Serbian allies used ethnic cleansing as a method of creating and consolidating borders.
ACAT1/SOAT1 Blockade Suppresses LPS-Mediated Neuroinflammation by Modulating the Fate of Toll-like Receptor 4 in Microglia
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Changes in Retinal Sensitivity Associated With Cotoretigene Toliparvovec in X-Linked Retinitis Pigmentosa
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Evaluating peacebuilding in the Western Balkans through art
The Western Balkans has been devastated by war and genocide, which left over 100,000 dead and over two million refugees in Bosnia and Herzegovina alone. King’s research had an extensive and transformative impact on both United Nations (UN) and regional peacebuilding policy and practice in this region.
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