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SUMMARY:An end to war: Creating peace in a turbulent world - Jenifer Varza
 ly\, Sean Hinton\, Nabil Khodadad\, Arzhia Habibi
DTSTART:20260328T153000Z
DTEND:20260328T170000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Peoples around the globe are longing for peace\, yet conflict 
 has persisted and escalated. Is it possible that we might at long last be 
 on the brink of an enduring World Peace? What are the prerequisites for pe
 ace and how can we achieve it?\n\nShort talks from a multidisciplinary pan
 el\, with Jenifer Varzaly\, Sean Hinton\, Nabil Khodadad\, and Arzhia Habi
 bi followed by discussion.\n\nJenifer Varzaly is Assistant Professor of La
 w at Durham University\, Bye-Fellow in Law at Downing College\, and Resear
 ch Associate at the CBR\, Cambridge University. She has been a consultant 
 to the United Nations on development and founded the Law and Governance in
  the New Economy Society. After completing her PhD at Cambridge\, she beca
 me an Academic Member of the Cambridge University Law Faculty and Director
  of Studies at Downing.\n\nSean Hinton has worked extensively in Mongolia\
 , China\, Australia and the UK\, leading commercial and socio-economic dev
 elopment endeavours. He has over 35-years' experience of leadership in gro
 wth and social impact. Sean served as Mongolia's first honorary Consul-Gen
 eral in Australia and was for nine years on the international advisory boa
 rd of the Baha'i Chair for World Peace at the University of Maryland. He i
 s an Executive-in-Residence at Saïd Business School\, University of Oxfor
 d. Sean is also an alumnus of Cambridge University\, where he studied ethn
 omusicology.\n\nNabil L. Khodadad is an international lawyer. He holds a J
 D from the University of Chicago Law School and a BA in Economics from Nor
 thwestern University. Nabil works for an international law firm in London\
 , on energy and infrastructure projects. He has lectured on issues relatin
 g to non-partisan social action\, global governance and world peace.\n\nAr
 zhia Habibi's research focuses on Global Citizenship Education. She holds 
 a DPhil in Education from the University of Oxford and is multi-faith Chap
 el Director and post-doctoral researcher at Somerville College\, Oxford. S
 he brings her commitment to working with diverse communities and young peo
 ple to curate spaces of belonging\, justice\, and spirituality.\n\nOrganis
 ed by the Cambridge University Bahá'í Society.
LOCATION:Sidney Sussex College\, William Mong Hall\, Sidney Street\, CB2 3
 HU
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