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IDS Research Associate Richard Longhurst and the Director of Teaching and Alumni Relations, Robert Nurick hosted an alumni dinner in Brighton.

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Big Question for Development, IDS Podcast July 2011

1 July 2011

MICROCON is a research programme based at IDS which focuses on the affects of violence and conflict on individuals and their households.

Following their annual conference, IDS Research Fellow and Programme Director, Patricia Justino and Ana-Marie Ibañez from the University of the Andes in Colombia talk about whether the international aid community has failed people affected by conflict and violence.

Find out more about the conference by visiting the MICROCON website.

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Policy and practice in violence affected contexts: What can the latest conflict research teach us?

Dates: 30 Jun 2011 - 1 July 2011 Microcon - a micro level analysis of violent conflict

A two-day conference at IDS, 30 June - 1 July for participants to debate, learn and share the latest in research, policy and practice concerned with the micro-level analysis of conflict.

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MICROCON - a five-year research programme, taking an innovative micro level, multidisciplinary approach to studying the conflict cycle. (Ongoing)

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