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Newly published Research handbook on feminist engagement with international law

Scan member Sue Harris Rimmer and Ms Kate Ogg co-edited the Research handbook on feminist engagement with international law, published … More

Understanding elected member influence: A three-dimensional framework to explain influence on the UNSC

On 14 December 2018, SCAN held a roundtable that presented a three-dimensional framework to understand influence on Security Council decision-making. … More

E10, Influence

SCAN discusses its E10 project at United Nations University, Tokyo

On Tuesday 23 October SCAN member Jeremy Farrall was the keynote speaker at a high profile public ‘conversations’ event at … More

E10, Events, Japan

SCAN event at United Nations University

On 23 October 2018, UNU will host “Power and Influence on the UN Security Council: The Role of Elected Members” … More

Events, Japan

Roundtable ‘Influence in the UN Security Council: What role for the E10?’

On 14 June 2018, SCAN will co-convene with the United Nations University and the Security Council Report, the roundtable ‘Influence in … More

E10, New York

Outcomes of workshop on E10 influence on the UN Security Council

On 28-29 September 2017, SCAN held the workshop ‘Influence in the United Nations Security Council: rethinking the role of elected … More

E10

Workshop ‘Influence in the United Nations Security Council: rethinking the role of elected members’, Florence 28th-28th September

Conventional wisdom suggests that the United Nations Security Council is controlled by its five permanent members, while the other 188 … More

“Game changing reform will require champions of change”

Jeni Whalan was in New York law week to speak on the theme of her recent report Dealing with Disgrace: … More

Peacekeeping, Sexual Exploitation and Abuse

How to deal with sexual abuse in peacekeeping: analysis by Jeni Whalan

By Jeni Whalan United Nations peacekeeping has survived many crises throughout its history, but none has provoked such distinctive disgrace … More

Peacekeeping, Sexual Exploitation and Abuse

Release of new IPI policy paper on addressing sexual exploitation and abuse in UN PKO

Jeni Whalan is the author of the newly released IPI policy paper Dealing with disgrace: addressing sexual exploitation and abuse in … More

Peacekeeping, Sexual Exploitation and Abuse

The local legitimacy of peacekeepers

In a paper published in the Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding, Jeni Whalan analyses the complex concept of local legitimacy and … More

Legitimacy, Peacekeeping

Leveraging diplomatic power and influence on the UN Security Council: the case of Australia

In their recent paper ‘Leveraging diplomatic power and influence on theUN Security Council: the case of Australia’, published in the Australian … More

Australia, E10, East Timor, Influence, Peacekeeping

Jeremy Farrall’s new book chapter: ‘The use of UN sanctions to address mass atrocities’

Jeremy Farrall’s latest analytical piece on the use of UN sanctions to address mass atrocities was published in The Oxford … More

R2P, Sanctions

Policy proposals on strengthening the rule of law through the United Nations Security Council released as UN document

On April 27, the report Strengthening the rule of law through the United Nations Security Council, authored by Prof. Hilary Charlesworth and Dr. … More

Human Rights, Peacekeeping, R2P, Rule of Law, Sanctions, Use of Force

Here’s how to end UN peacekeeping’s history of sexual violence

UN Photo/Marie Frechon By Jeni Whalan First published on The Interpreter on 29 April 2016.  After years of moral outrage … More

Peacekeeping, Rule of Law, Sexual Exploitation and Abuse

Book release: Strengthening the rule of law through the UN Security Council

The book Strengthening the rule of law through the UN Security Council, edited by Hilary Charlesworth and Jeremy Farrall, was released … More

Human Rights, Peacekeeping, R2P, Rule of Law, Sanctions

UNSC and the RoL: Launch of policy recommendations a success

UN Photo/Mark Garten  Dr. Jeremy Farrall and Prof. Hilary Charlesworth traveled to New York  this month to launch a set … More

Australia, Rule of Law

New York launch of policy proposals for strengthening the rule of law through the UN Security Council

On Friday 11 March Dr. Jeremy Farrall and Prof. Hilary Charlesworth will launch the Policy Proposals on Strengthening the Rule … More

New York, Rule of Law

However annoying, failure to engage Russia is not an option

By Jochen Prantl First published in Yale Online, 16 February 2016.   A strategic objective in engaging Russia must emphasize the … More

Russia, Syria

Evaluating integrated peace operations

In this paper Jeni Whalan reviews the state of the art on evaluating integrated peace operations. She examines the intersection … More

DRC, Peacekeeping

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