Global Institutions, Diplomacy and Justice

Global Institutions, Diplomacy and Justice
The research cluster on Global Justice and Human Rights explores the study of the relationship between global governance, global justice, and human rights. The group brings students, faculty, activists and practitioners to critically engage research on such topics as decolonization, the state and global governance; anti-black and indigenous racism in governance theory and practice; the rights of people with disabilities; south-south relations and the ‘rewriting’ of ‘rights’; expert practices and global justice activism; human rights as discourse and relation; resistance, resilience, and humanitarianism response; redistributive justice, recognition and reconciliation.
Cluster Leads
Events
Media
The Impact of New Communication Technologies on Diplomacy and International Politics: A Practice-theoretical Perspective.
Virtual Balsillie School of International Affairs, 67 Erb Street West, Waterloo, ON, CanadaFeaturing Jérémie Cornut
Media
"Sweden looks to Canada as it launches truth commission into treatment of Indigenous people," by Patrick White. January 9, 2023. Globe and Mail.
"The Tawang Effect: Forecasting China-India Relations in 2023," by Jagannath Panda. The Diplomat. January 9, 2023.
"Five dead after boat carrying refugees sinks off Tunisia’s coast." Al Jazeera. January 7, 2023.
"‘Urgent need’ for more accountability from social media giants to curb hate speech: UN experts." UN News. January 6, 2023.
"US rights groups slam Biden’s ‘unacceptable’ asylum restrictions." Al Jazeera. January 6, 2023.
"International Decade of Indigenous Languages-2022-2032." Recorded December 13, 2022.