Prisoner of War (POW) Network
Description
This network aims to bring together the increasing number of researchers studying prisoners of war or dislocated populations in conflict situations. Based across two institutions (York St John University and the University of Bristol), this network hopes to further the study of a subject which, to take up the words of Heather Jones, still constitutes a ‘missing paradigm’.
The network is bilingual (English and French) and consists of over 60 PhD students, early career researchers and academics in Europe, Africa, Australia and North America. The network is interdisciplinary and intends to show into relief an exciting range of methodologies: archaeology, musicology, studies of the Literature of the Self, etc. The network circulates news items via regular emails, including conferences, research groups and publications. The network encourages members to use the network as a platform to organise conferences, seminars or publications.
Offers funding
No, this infrastructure does not provide funding.
Founding year
2013
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University of Bristol
Bristol
Last modified:
2023-10-18 15:45:10