New ICIP library acquisitions
The ICIP Library collection will increase this month with the arrival of many new publications. A compilation of the most important new titles, most of which are available for loan, can be found in this document.
The ICIP Library, located at Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 658, baixos, in Barcelona, is a center specializing in peace culture, security and conflicts that aims to enable and encourage research in these areas. The Library offers support to ICIP and to its researchers and experts in the field of peace studies. It is part of the network of specialized libraries of the Generalitat and is in permanent contact with similar institutions and centers from around the world.
New ICIP Working Papers and Policy Papers
The following essays have been recently published in the ICIP Working Papers series:
El “Alien Tort Claims Act” de 1789: su contribución en la protección de los derechos humanos y reparación para las víctimas, by Maria Chiara Marullo.
Disembedding Terrorists: Identifying New Factors and Models for Disengagement Research, by Diego Muro and Sandra Levi.
And the following essay has been recently published in the ICIP Policy Papers series:
The right to live in a context of human rights, peace and development. A debate within the Human Rights Council, by Christian Guillermet Fernández and David Fernández Puyana.
Latest ICIP Research publications
The second and third numbers of the collection ICIP Research have been recently published:
Building a regional framework in Central Asia between cooperation and conflict, edited by M. Campins Eritja and coordinated by A. Mañé Estrada
Conditions pour la consolidation de la paix en Côte d’Ivoire, edited by Rafael Grasa and with articles by Alfred Babo, Fahirman Rodrigue Kone, Gnangadjomon Kone, Mariatou Koné, N’Guessan Kouamé, Fofana Moussa, Séraphin Néné Bi Boti and Azouma Yao.
Antoni Pigrau a jurist on the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal
Antoni Pigrau, ICIP board member and Professor of Public International Law and International Relations at the URV, participated as a jurist on the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal in the session on the Canadian mining industry, which took place from May 29 to June 1 in Montreal.
This was the 40th session of the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal (PPT), a court founded in Italy in 1979 by the lawyer and senator Lelio Basso. In this session, some fifteen victims and experts from Latin America denounced, before a panel of jurists consisting of public figures from various countries, the human rights violations and environmental damage caused by Canadian mining companies supported by the government of Canada.
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