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In the first episode of Enemy Encounters, the speakers of “Ambivalent Enmity” give insight into the theories, methodologies and lived experiences that undergird the interdisciplinary research and training group. Why should we explore ambivalences of enmity? How have present wars shaped research? Which disciplinary perspectives best inform our understanding of enmity? Listen in for more.
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