15/11/2025
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Politics and the New Challenge of Migration
Cambridge Core - Applied Psychology - Politics and the New Challenge of Migration
14/04/2025
As we start our academic recess amidst a renewed storm of geopolitical tensions, it is good to take a moment to reflect and take stock of our actions. Over the past 3 years, amongst other things, at the University of Malta Centre for the Study and Practice of Conflict Resolution we have:
1. Organised a symposium which brought together an international consortium of academics to contribute towards conflict resolution in Ukraine. We passed on our recommendations friendly to the European Commission through Malta's National Contact Point for Horizon Europe. No funding has been made available for such projects over the past 3 years. Europe, we're ready when you are.
2. Delivered dual degree programmes in association with the Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution in Conflict Resolution and Mediterranean Security.
3. Organised a public lecture in association with the Office of the President of the Republic of Malta, under the auspices of HE Dr George Vella, delivered by Prof Fathali Moghaddam from Georgetown University on the topic of challenges to democracy.
4. Researched and delivered an instrument to measure Everyday Extremism, which study was funded by the European Commission through a Horizon Europe grant . The measure was featured in a BBC documentary by Zara McDermott on BBC One Live.
5. Hosted a seminar that led to the publication of a special issue concerned with temporal, spatial and embodied dimensions of geopolitics in the British Journal of Social Psychology, published by the British Psychological Society.
6. Hosted a seminar on Radicalisation and the social and institutional grounds that promote intolerance and extremism.
We take comfort in the knowledge that conflict resolution is not a state, but a process that results from a commitment. However vulnerable this commitment seems, we find the alternative to be at least equally dangerous, potentially even more so.
07/04/2025
A scholarship will be offered to a Palestinian national to follow the dual MA programme in Conflict Resolution & Mediterranean Security, in association with the Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution, under this programme. More details in due course.
06/04/2025
Very proud of our students!!! Way to go Samira 👍
Studenta Palestinjana tittama li dak li qed titgħallem f'Malta tattwah f'artha - TVMnews.mt
Samira Bin Hamad hija waħda minn 16-il student li qed isegwu kors fl-Università ta' Malta ffinanzjat mill-Ministeru għall-Affarijiet Barranin.
14/03/2025
Congratulations!!! Class of 2024!!! 🎓
07/03/2025
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04/03/2025
Celebrating the book launch of Prof Omar Grech's volume titled The International Law of Peacebuilding: Engaging the Conflict Resolution and Peace Community (Routledge)
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22/02/2025
Our Centre was instrumental in hosting a workshop that led to this special issue in the British Journal of Social Psychology, dealing with the temporal, spatial and embodied dimensions of contemporary geopolitics.
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British Journal of Social Psychology | Wiley Online Library
Critical voices within social psychology have, for some time, emphasized that context matters for understanding psychological phenomena and processes. This special issue examines what a social psycho...
24/01/2025
We were pleased to welcome His Excellency Zaher Boras, from the Embassy of the Republic of Tunisia in Malta, to our Centre this week. We discussed bilateral co-operations and we look forward to strengthening our ties further in future through academic exchange programmes and research collaborations.
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