Norms In Motion Project
@normsinmotion.bsky.social
@sshrc-crsh.canada.ca funded project on how local actors generate, transmit and localize transitional justice and civilian protection norms in Southeast Asia • #Cambodia #Thailand • PI: @adamkochanski.bsky.social • @uofgpolisci.bsky.social
This account will be used to spotlight cutting-edge research on international norms, relevant news, research outputs from the project and newly published episodes of our podcast.
#IRTheory #IRNorms #TransitionalJustice #ProtectionofCivilians #CivilianProtection #Localization #GlobalGovernance
#IRTheory #IRNorms #TransitionalJustice #ProtectionofCivilians #CivilianProtection #Localization #GlobalGovernance
Localization in World Politics
Listen to episodes and learn more about Localization in World Politics. Hosts Jennifer Welsh (Canada 150 Research Chair in Global Governance and Security; Director of the Centre for International…
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February 5, 2026 at 9:48 PM
This account will be used to spotlight cutting-edge research on international norms, relevant news, research outputs from the project and newly published episodes of our podcast.
#IRTheory #IRNorms #TransitionalJustice #ProtectionofCivilians #CivilianProtection #Localization #GlobalGovernance
#IRTheory #IRNorms #TransitionalJustice #ProtectionofCivilians #CivilianProtection #Localization #GlobalGovernance
The Norms In Motion Project explores how communities in South Thailand and Cambodia develop their own practices of civilian self-protection and transitional justice, and how these ideas travel on to reshape regional and international understandings of protection and accountability.
February 5, 2026 at 9:48 PM
The Norms In Motion Project explores how communities in South Thailand and Cambodia develop their own practices of civilian self-protection and transitional justice, and how these ideas travel on to reshape regional and international understandings of protection and accountability.
The obligation to protect civilians from the devastating effects of war, and the duty to hold perpetrators accountable for human rights violations have solidified as international norms. Yet global responses have often proved inadequate due to their top-down and decontextualized approaches.
February 5, 2026 at 9:48 PM
The obligation to protect civilians from the devastating effects of war, and the duty to hold perpetrators accountable for human rights violations have solidified as international norms. Yet global responses have often proved inadequate due to their top-down and decontextualized approaches.