The seminar explains the concept of human security, the seven (7) types of security (economic, political, food, health, environmental, personal and community), top-down and bottom-up strategies for achieving human security, and the vital importance of human security to human life and stability of societies, states, and the world.
National Workshop: The Humanitarian Crisis of Refugees on the Border of Poland and Belarus The Department of International Relations and Diplomacy of the Faculty of Administrative Sciences and Economics at TIU organized a national workshop titled, “The Humanitarian Crisis of Refugees on the border of Poland and Belarus”. The workshop was held on November 28th, for the students and staff of Tishk International University. The first session was presented by Dr. Neville D’Cunha, in which he explaine1d the forced migration and the push and pull effects on migrants. Dr. D’Cunha also highlighted the main problems of the migrants and the issues [...]
Book Launch Event The Department of International Relations and Diplomacy at Tishk International University organized a book launch event for Mr. Firsat Shakur, a student at the department. Firsat Shakur Omer is a student of the International Relations and Diplomacy Department, has published two books as follows: 1-How to be successful in exams 2-The world during the time of dual polar of USA and USSR To support the author, the Department of International Relations and Diplomacy held a seminar for all students, and the wider affiliated members of the university who engage in related activities, such as publishing. During the seminar, [...]
The Faculty of Administrative Sciences and Economics, International Relations & Diplomacy Department organized a workshop on "Middle East Conflict". The workshop was conducted by Dr. Mohammed Salih, Lecturer at the International Relations Department of TIU. In this presentation, Dr. Mohammed Salih described the importance of the audience with the basis for developing a systematic understanding of the Middle East’s politics, addressing the roots and the causes of the conflicts from different perspectives. The audience will understand the significant issues that lead to ongoing conflicts throughout the middle east. it provides a historical overview of the conflict, examining the political, religious, sectarian, [...]
The International Relations Department of the Faculty of Administrative Sciences and Economics of TIU, in collaboration with the Kurdistan Students Union, organized a workshop held on May 31st, 2021. The seminar, under the name of "Understanding Governmental and Political Affairs in KRI", was conducted by Mr. Zana Mala Khalid, and attended by TIU staff and students. During the workshop, Mr. Zana Mala Khalid highlighted the role and responsibilities of Parliament in the Kurdistan Region and explained the governmental and political affairs in the Kurdistan region. After the presentation was completed, a Q&A session was held, to allow the participates to further [...]
The Faculty of Administrative Sciences and Economics, International Relations & Diplomacy Department organized a workshop on "Human Rights and Cultural Relativism". The workshop was presented by Dr. Asso Abdulla, lecturer of international relations. In this presentation, Dr. Asso Abdulla explained how the importance of the choice of the topic is justified by its interdisciplinary character; the first part of the seminar was devoted to clarifying the main concepts of the two main concepts. Regarding cultural relativism, after recalling its conceptual origin in different academic disciplines (anthropology, sociology, law, IR, philosophy), it has been defined as the rejection of any unique moral [...]
The Faculty of Administrative Sciences and Economics, International Relations & Diplomacy Department organized a workshop on "Promoting Human Security: A People-centered Approach" The workshop was conducted by Dr. Neville D’cunha, lecturer of international relations. In this presentation, Dr. Neville D’cunha presented the importance of peace, political stability, and protection for individuals and communities. The seminar aimed to enhance the knowledge and application of human security in society to solve existential problems encountered during conflict and war. The seminar included the following sessions: Components of Human Security and the significance of each and Discussion and Debate on a People-centric approach to achieve [...]
The Faculty of Administrative Sciences and Economics/International Relations & Diplomacy Department has coordinated a workshop on “Missile Attacks on Erbil: Iraqi Kurdistan as an arena of confrontations between the Great, Regional Powers and their Proxies ”, to be held on May 25th, 2021. Presenters: Dr. Mohammed Salih Mustafa Dr. Asso Abdullah Hassan Intended audience: TIU staff TIU students National and International Audiences Venue: Hall 402, Engineering Building, Tishk International University Time: 3:00 PM
Tishk International University Faculty of Administrative Sciences and Economics, International Relations and Diplomacy Department organized a workshop on "Peacebuilding approaches in the KRI", conducted on January 31st, 2021, in the Faculty of Education Hall 302. The aim of the workshop was to explain how KRI achieved its current level of peace, how we can build on the present base level, and how to maintain peace once it is established. The workshop started with a presentation by Dr. Idris Hadi Salih Head of Board of Trustees and was attended by Dr. Abdul Samad Salahuddin Ahmad Tishk International University President, Dr. Wasfi Tahir [...]
The Faculty of Administrative Sciences and Economics/International Relations and Diplomacy has organized a workshop on Brexit: The United Kingdom Divided, to be held on January 7th, 2021. On June 23rd, 2016, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland held a referendum on its EU membership, commonly referred to as "the Brexit referendum". The result of the referendum split the country almost in half with a win for the Brexit campaign of 51.8% of the vote, a mere 4% majority. It was soon discovered that nobody had really expected this outcome and that there was no plan for it. Subsequently, much detailed [...]
