The German magazine on science and society DUZ recently portrayed ISDC Founder & Director Tilman Brück. The portrait goes into the research interests that have influenced Tilman’s academic career – from the micro-level impacts of conflict, over the economics of war, to the founding of a new Zero Hunger Lab. Through this, it shows how […]
ISDC Founder and Director Tilman Brück appeared in the newest episode of the detektor.fm podcast “Zurück zum Thema”. In reaction to recent political developments in Germany, the interview questions how pacifist it can be to supply weapons for an active conflict. Tilman makes the argument that the goal of pacifism is not absolute non-violence. Sometimes, […]
‘Pacifism is the goal of creating rules that work, that are effective and that can also be sanctioned.’ Says ISDC Director Tilman Brück in conversation with Liana Fix and Carla Spangenberg. Listen to the full debate on the future of pacifism within the context of war in Ukraine here. Prof. Brück cites his recent paper […]
The Taliban will be denied access to an estimated $9.4 billion in central bank assets held in the US, Washington has announced. But Afghanistan expert Tilman Brück says the Muslim fundamentalists won’t be impressed. Watch the interview here.
Tilman Brück contributed to a blog discussing the strengths and weaknesses of using administrative data collected during emergencies for research on children. The blog was written by researchers from the recent UNICEF Social Protection Workshop. Source: Administrative Data: Missed opportunity for learning and research in humanitarian emergencies? – Evidence for Action
The latest UNICEF Research Watch explores the challenges of providing social protection in emergencies and identifies future directions for research. Listen to the interview with Tilman Brück, Founder of the International Security and Research Center, speaking on how the mounting crises are blurring the line between humanitarian and development work. Listen to the interview with Tilman […]
