About the NERPS Special Lecture Series
The NERPS Special Lecture series convenes distinguished experts for in-depth talks on emerging challenges at the nexus of peace and sustainability. Recent topics, from SDG prioritization and geopolitical risk to climate narratives and post-conflict peacebuilding, offer a dynamic forum for interdisciplinary exchange.
Data Centers and Water Policy: A Circular Economy Perspective
(16th July, 2026)
Social and Ecological Response Diversity in Turbulent Times
(11th March, 2026)
From ESG to SDGs: Rethinking Mining for Sustainable and Peaceful Futures
(28th October, 2025)
Sustainability, Peace and Planetary Health: Connecting the Dots
(15th October, 2025)
Hachikō’s Kin at the Nexus of Peace and Sustainability
(1st December, 2025)
How and Why Genocide and Aerial Bombing of Cities were Distinguished?
(28th October, 2025)
Global Racism and Nuclear Weaponization: A Contemporary Critical Inquiry
(27th October, 2025)
Friends Who Disappear
(14th October, 2025)
Reconstructing Sustainability Narratives: Sustainalism as a Blueprint for Global Transformation
(28th July, 2025)
Geopolitical Risk and Real State Stock Crash
(28th May, 2025)
China in Latin America: Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Development
(27th January, 2025)
Is there hope in the Anthropocene?
(14th November, 2025)
Peacebuilding in Deeply Divided Societies: Some Lessons from Northern Ireland
(5th November, 2024)
Intergovernmental Conflicts and Cooperation in Federal Nepal
(14th March, 2024)
Environmental Dimensions of Peacebuilding
(16th February, 2024)
Causal Loop Diagrams for Environmental Sustainability and Peace Processes
(7th December, 2023)
The Geopolitics of Sustainability Transformations
(28th October, 2022)
Managing Environmental Conflict: A Framework for Sustainability and Peacebuilding
(16th December, 2021)
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