Final LACalytics Publication
After almost one year of preparation, selection and reviewal, the LACalytics Team publishes “EU-LAC Cooperation in the 21st Century: Combining efforts in a globalised world“. A total of 46 authors from […]
See MoreInvitation: Concluding LACalytics Conference
IFAIR e.V. cordially invites you to attend the concluding panel debate of its LACalytics Programme on “EU-LAC Cooperation in the 21st Century: Combining Efforts in […]
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New in Advisory Board: Former Undersecretary of State Dr. Born
We are very happy to announce that Dr. Wolf-Ruthart Born has joined our Advisory Board today, as another prominent figure of German and international foreign […]
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Call for Applications: Model UN Parliament
IFAIR is happy to announce that applications are now open for the Model UN Parliament! The simulation will take place from 22 to 24 April […]
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IFAIR Annual Report 2015
It’s finally here: IFAIR’s annual report 2015 – more on time, prettier and more informative than ever before. The report is available right now. With […]
See MoreCall for Applications: LACalytics
IFAIR is pleased to announce the start of applications for the LACalytics programm, taking place between January and October 2016. The project will bring together […]
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Invitation: Discuss with former Assistant Secretary of State Dr. Born, FFO
Discuss with former Assistant Secretary of State Dr. Born, FFO, 16 october 2015, June 2009 am 16. Oktober 2015, 6 o’clock (p.m.)
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IFAIR goes Brussels: Delegation report of the 2nd EU-ASEAN Perspectives Dialogue now online
To conclude IFAIR’s 2nd EU-ASEAN Perspectives Dialogue, 17 young experts came to Brussels to talk about current affairs in interregionalism with stakeholders from both regions. […]
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Lukas Rudolph (IFAIR) introduced IFAIR to the audience.
The volume of global arms transfers is recently on the rise, following a temporary low after the end of the Cold War.
Siemon Wezeman (SIPRI) presented on International arms transfers: Data, trends, analysis and data needsInternational arms transfers
Siemon Wezeman (SIPRI, left), Lukas Hafner (LMU, second from left) and Jan Grebe (BICC, right) discussed implications of weapons trade under the moderation of Prof. Dr. Paul Thurner (LMU, second from right).
IFAIR-Panel on Weapons Trade with Experts from SIPRI and BICC
Do arms exports lead to more violence or can they contribute to establishing peace? Opinions on that question differ significantly, and existing data only allows […]
See MoreWhat do we know about Weapons Trade with Conflict Regions?
IFAIR – Young Initiative on Foreign Affairs and International Relations – and the Chair of Empirical Political Research and Policy Analysis of University of Munich […]
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