PhD workshop: Researching International OrganisationsLocation:DenmarkWorkshop Date:2015-06-15 Date Submitted:2015-04-21Announcement ID:222065
The purpose of this PhD course is to explore leading approaches to the understanding and practical assessment of IO performances in a broader historical, thematic and institutional context. Participants will emerge with a deeper ability to examine the complexities of IO research, and to apply alternative approaches and means to overcome methodological challenges. The course, in addition to historical, thematic and institutional exploration, will also feature case-specific applications in a supportive interactive learning environment. In some measure, the specific issue areas will be determined by the research proposals of the selected participants, but more broadly the themes and methodologies to be addressed may include:
The current state of knowledge regarding ideas, norms, policies and practices, needs and resources, and “lessons learned” at the UN System and other international organizations and agencies;
The roles and impacts of international organizations at local, national and global levels;
The complexity and changing nature of the interrelationships between political, ideological, social, economic, legal, institutional and technological aspects of IO performances.
Through presentations by the participants, special lectures, guided research and innovative pedagogies, this course will encourage PhD candidates to improve their own skills and capacities for engaging constructively in critical issue areas of IO research.
Christian Ydesen Department of Learning and Philosophy Aalborg University Nyhavnsgade 14 9000 Aalborg Denmark Email: [email protected] Visit the website at http://www.en.cgs.aau.dk/research/conferences/unesco-without-borders/phd-course/
Department of Learning and Philosophy
Aalborg University
Nyhavnsgade 14
9000 Aalborg
Denmark
Email: [email protected]
Visit the website at http://www.en.cgs.aau.dk/research/conferences/unesco-without-borders/phd-course/