Karin Aggestam is a professor of political science at Lund University and serves as a lead author of Chapter 10 – Violence, Wars, Peace, Security. In this interview, she advocates for the necessity of grassroots peace movements in contrast to counterproductive top-down approaches, and the inclusion of gender diversity in peace negotiations. She also mentions the importance of interdisciplinary interactions in promoting social justice efforts like IPSP.
Karin Aggestam is a professor of political science at Lund University and serves as a lead author of Chapter 10 – Violence, Wars, Peace, Security. In this interview, she advocates for the necessity of grassroots peace movements in contrast to counterproductive top-down approaches, and the inclusion of gender diversity in peace negotiations. She also mentions the importance of interdisciplinary interactions in promoting social justice efforts like IPSP.
Karin Aggestam is a professor of political science at Lund University and serves as a lead author of Chapter 10 – Violence, Wars, Peace, Security. In this interview, she advocates for the necessity of grassroots peace movements in contrast to counterproductive top-down approaches, and the inclusion of gender diversity in peace negotiations. She also mentions the importance of interdisciplinary interactions in promoting social justice efforts like IPSP.
Karin Aggestam is a professor of political science at Lund University and serves as a lead author of Chapter 10 – Violence, Wars, Peace, Security. In this interview, she advocates for the necessity of grassroots peace movements in contrast to counterproductive top-down approaches, and the inclusion of gender diversity in peace negotiations. She also mentions the importance of interdisciplinary interactions in promoting social justice efforts like IPSP.
Karin Aggestam is a professor of political science at Lund University and serves as a lead author of Chapter 10 – Violence, Wars, Peace, Security. In this interview, she advocates for the necessity of grassroots peace movements in contrast to counterproductive top-down approaches, and the inclusion of gender diversity in peace negotiations. She also mentions the importance of interdisciplinary interactions in promoting social justice efforts like IPSP.
Karin Aggestam is a professor of political science at Lund University and serves as a lead author of Chapter 10 – Violence, Wars, Peace, Security. In this interview, she advocates for the necessity of grassroots peace movements in contrast to counterproductive top-down approaches, and the inclusion of gender diversity in peace negotiations. She also mentions the importance of interdisciplinary interactions in promoting social justice efforts like IPSP.