The rise of Feminist Foreign Policies (FFP), especially in the Global North, has raised questions regarding their impact. Kathryn Sikkink and Clapp explore the complexities of incentivizing FFPs, and whether they promote gender justice.

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Happy to share a short article on Feminist Foreign Policies and Gender Justice Georgetown Journal of International Affairs I wrote with Helen Clapp using our new @Transtitionaljet data gjia.georgetown.edu/2024/02/18/how…

See Harvard Carr Center Harvard Kennedy School Justice Matters podcast The Birth of US Human Rights Policy, an interview I did w/ Joe Eldridge & John Salzberg, 2 key actors who contributed to a major shift in US foreign policy 50 years ago. carrcenter.hks.harvard.edu/justice-matter…

Our TJET team (led by Patrick Vinck, Phuong Pham and Tadesse Metekaia) just published 'Can Justice Bring Peace to Ethiopia?' Foreign Affairs, based on an extraordinary survey of 6,689 Ethiopians on their desires for peace and justice Patrick Vinck Tadesse Simie Metekia Harvard Kennedy School

Join us Harvard Carr Center & Harvard Ash Center for an event on academic freedom and scholars at risk around the world with Katrin KInzelbach, expert on human rights and head of the Vdem team that codes academic freedom. ash.harvard.edu/event/academic…

Thanks Fergus Green. You have done more than any other scholar in drawing our attention to the importance of Anti-Fossil Fuel Norms, which are the most promising candidates for a norms cascade. Thanks also Jennifer Hadden and Aseem Prakash for editing this symposium.

Yesterday - the 'other' 9/11, the 50th anniversary of the Chilean coup. DRCLAS @ Harvard did a podcast with me on the implications of the Chilean coup for global human rights faculty-voices.simplecast.com/episodes/kathr… Harvard Carr Center Harvard Ash Center

You can see my essay, 'How International Relations Theory on Norm Cascades Can Inform the Politics of Climate Change' in PS: FirstView

Check out my blog response to Jack Goldsmith's guest letter in NYT. Placing Trump's indictment in a global and historical context, there is no reason to anticipate the 'terrible consequences' Goldsmith predicts. scholar.harvard.edu/ksikkink/blog/…

For my large following of Ukrainian speakers 😏 see the Ukpravda op-ed published yesterday pravda.com.ua/columns/2023/0…
w/ Mykhailo Soldatenko Geoff Dancy & Patrick Vinck Transitional Justice Evaluation Team Harvard Kennedy School based on article published Foreign Affairs 'Russian's Willing Collaborators'

“Thanks to biased exposure, things look bad every day,” writes Adam Mastroianni. “But thanks to biased memory, when you think back to yesterday, you don’t remember things being so bad.” nyti.ms/3qNB2Kh

Great experience working w/ Foreign Affairs & Geoff Dancy Geoff Dancy Patrick Vinck Patrick Vinck & Mykhailo Soldatenko Mykhailo Soldatenko using legal and political analysis of our updated TJ data Transitional Justice Evaluation Team Harvard Carr Center Harvard Kennedy School to offer new evidence for lustration

With Katrin Kinzelbach and some of her outstanding students of humans rights at ⁦FAU Erlangen-Nbg⁩ - thanks to Katrin, ⁦Markus Krajewski⁩ ⁦Joachim Hornegger⁩ for making me part of the FAU family through this honorary doctorate! Harvard Carr Center⁩ ⁦Transitional Justice Evaluation Team⁩

Thanks to FAU Erlangen-Nbg, Katrin Kinzelbach and Markus Krajewski for organizing the excellent workshop showcasing work of FAU scholars and students Alicja Polakiewicz Sandra Eckert @janatrapp

Important and timely work by Kathryn Sikkink and Mykhailo Soldatenko on Ukraine, accountability, lustration. Initial findings out soon in Foreign Affairs . We had more than 150 people listening carefully to what was the first presentation of research findings on this critical topic.

🚅 HH —> B : from #CLICCS Universität Hamburg to Contestations of the Liberal Script (SCRIPTS) to discuss deep #contestation of international orders and their constructive or degenerative effects w/ Kathryn Sikkink Nicole Deitelhoff Thomas Risse, David Lake, Jeff Checkel, Beth Simmons, Mathias Albert and Tanja Börzel.
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Thanks ⁦Chatham House⁩ & ⁦Leslie Vinjamuri⁩ for hosting our talk on transitional justice and lustration in Ukraine w/ ⁦Mykhailo Soldatenko⁩ & ⁦Transitional Justice Evaluation Team⁩ ⁦D. Marín López⁩

If you are in #Erlangen on 6 June join us FAU Erlangen-Nbg for the ceremony of awarding an honorary doctorate to Kathryn Sikkink in the beautiful Orangerie building.
Registration required 👇
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Anti-Fossil Fuel Norms are starting to gain traction in boardrooms where they were least expected. Investors defy Goldman and BofA in vote for climate finance plans ft.com/content/8318f1…

With my wonderful mid-career student Jameel Yusha’u last Friday as he prepares to celebrate Eid-Al Fitr