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DTSTART:20251119T160000Z
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SUMMARY:HCRI Landmark Lecture 2025 - Intersectional Beginnings and Abolit
 ionist Endings: On the Urgency of Critical Theories in Humanitarian Stud
 ies and Practice'
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DESCRIPTION:The Lecture\, drawing on critical concepts from Black feminis
 t thought and postcolonial and critical race theories\, provides an inte
 rsectional analysis of humanitarian intervention based on more than 15 y
 ears of ethnographic fieldwork around the world--including interviews wi
 th UN peacekeepers\, humanitarian aid personnel\, and local populations.
 \n\nRevealing that peace interventions are not the benign\, apolitical p
 roject they are often purported to be\, Henry’s work encourages audience
 s to imagine and enact alternative futures in humanitarian contexts.\n\n
 SPEAKER\n\nProf. Marsha Henry is the Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton Ch
 air in Women\, Peace\, Security and Justice at the Mitchell Institute.\n
 \nShe has published in a range of leading journals including Security Di
 alogue\; Qualitative Research\; Conflict\, Security and Development and 
 Globalizations.\n\nOver the past 20 years\, her research has concentrate
 d on documenting the social experiences of living and working in peaceke
 eping missions. Her book on this ethnographic-inspired research\, The En
 d of Peacekeeping: Gender\, Race\, and the Martial Politics of Intervent
 ion\, University of Pennsylvania Press was published in April 2024.\n\nP
 RACTICAL \n\n- Format: Hybrid (In-person & Zoom)\n- Reception to follow\
 , at 5.30pm in C5.1 Ellen Wilkinson Building\n- Any accessibility-relate
 d questions to andrew.gibson-3@manchester.ac.uk\n
STATUS:TENTATIVE
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:Hybrid / Register for details (Room C5.1)\, Ellen Wilkinson Buil
 ding\, Manchester
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