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Latest podcast episodes about professor kevin clements

RNZ: Nine To Noon
Work begins on Archibald Baxter memorial

RNZ: Nine To Noon

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 10, 2021 16:52


Work has finally begun in Dunedin on a memorial to prominent pacifist Archibald Baxter. The project has been nearly 10 years in the making, and it's hoped the national memorial on the George Street site will be completed sometime in April. Baxter was a conscientious objector during World War One and refused to enroll in the Army, leading to his arrest and eventual deportation to the Western Front. While his beliefs were controversial, the process of finding a site for the memorial was not without its trouble either. Kathryn talks to Professor Kevin Clements, who has chaired the Archibald Baxter Memorial Trust since its inception.

RNZ: Nine To Noon
Work begins on Archibald Baxter memorial

RNZ: Nine To Noon

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 10, 2021 16:52


Work has finally begun in Dunedin on a memorial to prominent pacifist Archibald Baxter. The project has been nearly 10 years in the making, and it's hoped the national memorial on the George Street site will be completed sometime in April. Baxter was a conscientious objector during World War One and refused to enroll in the Army, leading to his arrest and eventual deportation to the Western Front. While his beliefs were controversial, the process of finding a site for the memorial was not without its trouble either. Kathryn talks to Professor Kevin Clements, who has chaired the Archibald Baxter Memorial Trust since its inception.

Radio One 91FM Dunedin
Professor Kevin Clements (on 2018 Archibald Baxter Memorial Peace Lecture by Marie Leadbeater: 'Informed Dissent') Interview - Jamie Green - Radio One 91fm

Radio One 91FM Dunedin

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 18, 2018


Professor Kevin Clements (on 2018 Archibald Baxter Memorial Peace Lecture by Marie Leadbeater: 'Informed Dissent') Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Radio One 91FM Dunedin
Professor Kevin Clements (on 2018 Archibald Baxter Memorial Peace Lecture by Marie Leadbeater: 'Informed Dissent') Interview - Jamie Green - Radio One 91fm

Radio One 91FM Dunedin

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 18, 2018


Professor Kevin Clements (on 2018 Archibald Baxter Memorial Peace Lecture by Marie Leadbeater: 'Informed Dissent') Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Humanities Lectures
Archibald Baxter Memorial Lecture: The politics of compassion in a world of ruthless power

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 27, 2016 76:46


Professor Kevin Clements delivers the 2016 Archibald Baxter Memorial Lecture. 28 September 2016

Humanities Lectures
Archibald Baxter Memorial Lecture: The politics of compassion in a world of ruthless power

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 27, 2016 76:38


Professor Kevin Clements delivers the 2016 Archibald Baxter Memorial Lecture. 28 September 2016

Humanities Lectures
Archibald Baxter Memorial Lecture: The politics of compassion in a world of ruthless power

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 27, 2016 76:46


Professor Kevin Clements delivers the 2016 Archibald Baxter Memorial Lecture. 28 September 2016

Humanities Lectures
National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies: Adam Curle Radical Peacemaker

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 30, 2016 11:07


Professor Kevin Clements gives a recorded presentation to the Adam Curle Symposium held at the University of Bradford

Humanities Lectures
National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies: Adam Curle Radical Peacemaker

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 30, 2016 11:16


Professor Kevin Clements gives a recorded presentation to the Adam Curle Symposium held at the University of Bradford

Humanities Lectures
National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies: Adam Curle Radical Peacemaker

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 30, 2016 11:16


Professor Kevin Clements gives a recorded presentation to the Adam Curle Symposium held at the University of Bradford

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Heart and mind in the quest for justice and peace

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later May 19, 2015 58:57


Professor Peter Matheson has led a rich life of theological and historical scholarship, reflection, pastoral care and radical activism. He has urged Churches and States in the UK, Germany and New Zealand to confront violence and war and to work for peace, justice and a more compassionate world while also engaging many of the major issues of the 20th century. In this talk with Professor Kevin Clements, he discusses his life growing up, his experiences in peacemaking and the heart and mind in the quest for justice. 20 May 2015

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Heart and mind in the quest for justice and peace

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later May 19, 2015 58:48


Professor Peter Matheson has led a rich life of theological and historical scholarship, reflection, pastoral care and radical activism. He has urged Churches and States in the UK, Germany and New Zealand to confront violence and war and to work for peace, justice and a more compassionate world while also engaging with many of the major issues of the 20th century. In this talk with Professor Kevin Clements, he discusses his life growing up, his experiences in peacemaking and the heart and mind in the quest for justice. 20 May 2015

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Heart and mind in the quest for justice and peace

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later May 19, 2015 58:57


Professor Peter Matheson has led a rich life of theological and historical scholarship, reflection, pastoral care and radical activism. He has urged Churches and States in the UK, Germany and New Zealand to confront violence and war and to work for peace, justice and a more compassionate world while also engaging many of the major issues of the 20th century. In this talk with Professor Kevin Clements, he discusses his life growing up, his experiences in peacemaking and the heart and mind in the quest for justice. 20 May 2015

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Public Conversation with Kennedy Graham, Green Party MP

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later May 12, 2015 59:39


In this conversation with Professor Kevin Clements, Dr Kennedy Graham discusses the subject of 'Human Security and Global Order: A 21st Century Agenda'. Kennedy Graham served in the New Zealand Foreign Service for 16 years, and has lectured on International Politics and International Law at both the University of Canterbury and Victoria University. He was elected to Parliament for the Greens in 2008 and re-elected in 2011, and holds portfolios of Global Affairs, Defence and Disarmament, and Constitutional Affairs. 13 May 2015

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Public Conversation with Kennedy Graham, Green Party MP

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later May 12, 2015 59:47


In this conversation with Professor Kevin Clements, Dr Kennedy Graham discusses the subject of 'Human Security and Global Order: A 21st Century Agenda'. Kennedy Graham served in the New Zealand Foreign Service for 16 years, and has lectured on International Politics and International Law at both the University of Canterbury and Victoria University. He was elected to Parliament for the Greens in 2008 and re-elected in 2011, and holds portfolios of Global Affairs, Defence and Disarmament, and Constitutional Affairs. 13 May 2015

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Public Conversation with Kennedy Graham, Green Party MP

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later May 12, 2015 59:47


In this conversation with Professor Kevin Clements, Dr Kennedy Graham discusses the subject of 'Human Security and Global Order: A 21st Century Agenda'. Kennedy Graham served in the New Zealand Foreign Service for 16 years, and has lectured on International Politics and International Law at both the University of Canterbury and Victoria University. He was elected to Parliament for the Greens in 2008 and re-elected in 2011, and holds portfolios of Global Affairs, Defence and Disarmament, and Constitutional Affairs. 13 May 2015

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Public Conversation: The role of nonviolence in the Save Aramoana campaign

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 19, 2014 75:26


In this conversation, panellists Claire Carey, Gregor Morgan and Allan Cumming join Professor Kevin Clements to discuss the role of nonviolence in the Save Aramoana Campaign and the lessons for other communities around the world. 20 October 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Public Conversation: The role of nonviolence in the Save Aramoana campaign

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 19, 2014 75:34


In this conversation, panellists Claire Carey, Gregor Morgan and Allan Cumming join Professor Kevin Clements to discuss the role of nonviolence in the Save Aramoana Campaign and the lessons for other communities around the world. 20 October 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Public Conversation: The role of nonviolence in the Save Aramoana campaign

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 19, 2014 75:34


In this conversation, panellists Claire Carey, Gregor Morgan and Allan Cumming join Professor Kevin Clements to discuss the role of nonviolence in the Save Aramoana Campaign and the lessons for other communities around the world. 20 October 2014

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Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Guns, gun control and combating hypermasculinity in Aotearoa-New Zealand

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 14, 2014 54:02


In this conversation Tim Ashton, a former member of the Armed Offenders and Special Tactics group in the New Zealand Police force, talks with Professor Kevin Clements about guns, gun control and combating hypermasculinity in Aotearoa-New Zealand. In 1990 Tim was one of the Special Tactics team that shot David Gray in Aramoana. Over the course of his career he has been involved in many incidents where offenders have taken their own lives after killing others, including partners and children. Tim has been shot in the course of his duty and has received two medals for bravery. 15 September 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Guns, gun control and combating hypermasculinity in Aotearoa-New Zealand

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 14, 2014 53:54


In this conversation Tim Ashton, a former member of the Armed Offenders and Special Tactics group in the New Zealand Police force, talks with Professor Kevin Clements about guns, gun control and combating hypermasculinity in Aotearoa-New Zealand. In 1990 Tim was one of the Special Tactics team that shot David Gray in Aramoana. Over the course of his career he has been involved in many incidents where offenders have taken their own lives after killing others, including partners and children. Tim has been shot in the course of his duty and has received two medals for bravery. 15 September 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Guns, gun control and combating hypermasculinity in Aotearoa-New Zealand

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 14, 2014 54:02


In this conversation Tim Ashton, a former member of the Armed Offenders and Special Tactics group in the New Zealand Police force, talks with Professor Kevin Clements about guns, gun control and combating hypermasculinity in Aotearoa-New Zealand. In 1990 Tim was one of the Special Tactics team that shot David Gray in Aramoana. Over the course of his career he has been involved in many incidents where offenders have taken their own lives after killing others, including partners and children. Tim has been shot in the course of his duty and has received two medals for bravery. 15 September 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS – Remembering Hiroshima: Targeting civilians in war

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 4, 2014 52:40


The Second World War blurred the distinction between civilians and combatants, thus eliminating one of the central planks of just war theory. Hiroshima reinforced this trend with indiscriminate slaughter of civilians on an industrial scale. Professor Kevin Clements, NCPACS, Dr Yuko Shibata, Languages & Cultures, Professor Robert Patman, Politics, Professor Richard Jackson, NCPACS and Ria Shibata, PhD candidate, NCPACS will explore ways in which innocent civilians have been intentionally and unintentionally targeted in all subsequent modern wars. The forum will discuss current conflicts in the context of Hiroshima. 5 August 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS and Politics: 2014 Voting Debate: Is it worth voting?

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 22, 2014 78:45


Professor Kevin Clements chairs this debate on the subject ‘Is it worth voting?' in light of the upcoming election in September. Dr David Clark, MP Dunedin North and Marian Hobbs, former Labour MP, debate the positive argument. Professor Richard Jackson and Dr Bryce Edwards, debate the negative argument. 23 July 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS and Politics: 2014 Voting Debate: Is it worth voting?

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 22, 2014 78:55


Professor Kevin Clements chairs this debate on the subject ‘Is it worth voting?' in light of the upcoming election in September. Dr David Clark, MP Dunedin North and Marian Hobbs, former Labour MP, debate the positive argument. Professor Richard Jackson and Dr Bryce Edwards, debate the negative argument. 23 July 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS and Politics: 2014 Voting Debate: Is it worth voting?

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 22, 2014 78:55


Professor Kevin Clements chairs this debate on the subject ‘Is it worth voting?’ in light of the upcoming election in September. Dr David Clark, MP Dunedin North and Marian Hobbs, former Labour MP, debate the positive argument. Professor Richard Jackson and Dr Bryce Edwards, debate the negative argument. 23 July 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Public Conversation: Professor Kevin Clements with Marilyn Waring

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 20, 2014 90:40


Professor Kevin Clements talks to Marilyn Waring, development consultant, academic, writer and former National Party MP who triggered the 1984 snap election when she refused to support her own government in the vote against an opposition-sponsored anti-nuclear bill. Her best known work, "If Women Counted", also published under the title "Counting for Nothing", describes how economic orthodoxies exclude most of women's productive and reproductive work. In this conversation, Professor Clements seeks to explore what triggered Marilyn's interest in peace, justice and human rights. 21 July 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Public Conversation: Professor Kevin Clements with Marilyn Waring

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 20, 2014 90:48


Professor Kevin Clements talks to Marilyn Waring, development consultant, academic, writer and former National Party MP who triggered the 1984 snap election when she refused to support her own government in the vote against an opposition-sponsored anti-nuclear bill. Her best known work, "If Women Counted", also published under the title "Counting for Nothing", describes how economic orthodoxies exclude most of women's productive and reproductive work. In this conversation, Professor Clements seeks to explore what triggered Marilyn's interest in peace, justice and human rights. 21 July 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Public Conversation: Professor Kevin Clements with Marilyn Waring

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 20, 2014 90:48


Professor Kevin Clements talks to Marilyn Waring, development consultant, academic, writer and former National Party MP who triggered the 1984 snap election when she refused to support her own government in the vote against an opposition-sponsored anti-nuclear bill. Her best known work, "If Women Counted", also published under the title "Counting for Nothing", describes how economic orthodoxies exclude most of women's productive and reproductive work. In this conversation, Professor Clements seeks to explore what triggered Marilyn's interest in peace, justice and human rights. 21 July 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Public Conversation: Professor Ed Garcia with Professor Kevin Clements

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 25, 2014 56:37


In this conversation with Professor Kevin Clements, Professor Ed Garcia will reflect on his life's work, on the central dilemmas confronting human rights and peace practitioners and the ethics of peacebuilding. Professor Ed Garcia is a Peace Process Practitioner. He has worked as a peaceworker, specifically as special peace envoy and senior policy advisor at International Alert, a peace-building organisation working in diverse regions of violent conflict. Ed's work has taken him all over Asia, including the Philippines, Indonesia, East Timor, Fiji, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Kashmir. He has worked in conflict zones on the African continent, in Latin America and the Middle East. 14 April 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Public Conversation: Professor Ed Garcia with Professor Kevin Clements

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 25, 2014 56:28


In this conversation with Professor Kevin Clements, Professor Ed Garcia will reflect on his life's work, on the central dilemmas confronting human rights and peace practitioners and the ethics of peacebuilding. Professor Ed Garcia is a Peace Process Practitioner. He has worked as a peaceworker, specifically as special peace envoy and senior policy advisor at International Alert, a peace-building organisation working in diverse regions of violent conflict. Ed's work has taken him all over Asia, including the Philippines, Indonesia, East Timor, Fiji, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Kashmir. He has worked in conflict zones on the African continent, in Latin America and the Middle East. 14 April 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Public Conversation: Professor Ed Garcia with Professor Kevin Clements

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 25, 2014 56:37


In this conversation with Professor Kevin Clements, Professor Ed Garcia will reflect on his life's work, on the central dilemmas confronting human rights and peace practitioners and the ethics of peacebuilding. Professor Ed Garcia is a Peace Process Practitioner. He has worked as a peaceworker, specifically as special peace envoy and senior policy advisor at International Alert, a peace-building organisation working in diverse regions of violent conflict. Ed's work has taken him all over Asia, including the Philippines, Indonesia, East Timor, Fiji, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Kashmir. He has worked in conflict zones on the African continent, in Latin America and the Middle East. 14 April 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Maata Wharehoka in conversation with Professor Kevin Clements

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 17, 2014 73:08


Maata Wharehoka, a tikanga Maori advocate, discusses with Professor Kevin Clements about being born in the 1950's into a large unwealthy family and her work as an activist and advocate. She talks about living a pakeha life with her aunty from the age of 11, her experiences through nursing school and studying, and raising her own family of five children, and the fostering of 45 children. 12 May 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Public Conversation: Professor Kevin Clements with Professor Ed Garcia

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 17, 2014 78:05


Before Professor Ed Garcia departed after an extended visit to the Centre, he interviewed Professor Kevin Clements about his life and times. Kevin has had an illustrious career both in academia and as a consultant to a variety of non-governmental and intergovernmental organisations on disarmament, arms control, conflict resolution, development and regional security issues. He has written widely on conflict transformation, peacebuilding, preventive diplomacy and development with a specific focus on the Asia Pacific region. 24 April 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Public Conversation: Professor Kevin Clements with Professor Ed Garcia

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 17, 2014 78:13


Before Professor Ed Garcia departed after an extended visit to the Centre, he interviewed Professor Kevin Clements about his life and times. Kevin has had an illustrious career both in academia and as a consultant to a variety of non-governmental and intergovernmental organisations on disarmament, arms control, conflict resolution, development and regional security issues. He has written widely on conflict transformation, peacebuilding, preventive diplomacy and development with a specific focus on the Asia Pacific region. 24 April 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Maata Wharehoka in conversation with Professor Kevin Clements

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 17, 2014 73:00


Maata Wharehoka, a tikanga Maori advocate, discusses with Professor Kevin Clements about being born in the 1950's into a large unwealthy family and her work as an activist and advocate. She talks about living a pakeha life with her aunty from the age of 11, her experiences through nursing school and studying, and raising her own family of five children, and the fostering of 45 children. 12 May 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Public Conversation: Professor Kevin Clements with Professor Ed Garcia

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 17, 2014 78:13


Before Professor Ed Garcia departed after an extended visit to the Centre, he interviewed Professor Kevin Clements about his life and times. Kevin has had an illustrious career both in academia and as a consultant to a variety of non-governmental and intergovernmental organisations on disarmament, arms control, conflict resolution, development and regional security issues. He has written widely on conflict transformation, peacebuilding, preventive diplomacy and development with a specific focus on the Asia Pacific region. 24 April 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Maata Wharehoka in conversation with Professor Kevin Clements

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 17, 2014 73:08


Maata Wharehoka, a tikanga Maori advocate, discusses with Professor Kevin Clements about being born in the 1950’s into a large unwealthy family and her work as an activist and advocate. She talks about living a pakeha life with her aunty from the age of 11, her experiences through nursing school and studying, and raising her own family of five children, and the fostering of 45 children. 12 May 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Challenging perceived wisdom in communes, schools and governments: Developing critical consciousness in Aotearoa-New Zealand

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 24, 2014 76:20


Marian Hobbs, former labour MP, in conversation with Professor Kevin Clements about her life and times growing up through the 1960's. She talks about education, teaching, life in communes and her experiences as an MP. 17 March 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Challenging perceived wisdom in communes, schools and governments: Developing critical consciousness in Aotearoa-New Zealand

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 24, 2014 76:28


Marian Hobbs, former Labour MP, in conversation with Professor Kevin Clements about her life and times growing up through the 1960's. She talks about education, teaching, life in communes and her experiences as an MP. 17 March 2014

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Challenging perceived wisdom in communes, schools and governments: Developing critical consciousness in Aotearoa-New Zealand

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 24, 2014 76:28


Marian Hobbs, former Labour MP, in conversation with Professor Kevin Clements about her life and times growing up through the 1960’s. She talks about education, teaching, life in communes and her experiences as an MP. 17 March 2014

Humanities Lectures
CTPI & NCPACS: Holy Wars and Holy Peacemaking: The Dangerous Myth of Religious Violence

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 3, 2013 61:50


This is an open forum presented by the Centre for Theology and Public Issues and the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies. Professor Murray Rae, Professor Kevin Clements, Dr Mai Tamimi and Professor Richard Jackson discuss the dangerous myth of religious violence. Chaired by Professor Andrew Bradstock. 1 August 2013

Humanities Lectures
CTPI & NCPACS: Holy Wars and Holy Peacemaking: The Dangerous Myth of Religious Violence

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 3, 2013 61:41


This is an open forum presented by the Centre for Theology and Public Issues and the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies. Professor Murray Rae, Professor Kevin Clements, Dr Mai Tamimi and Professor Richard Jackson discuss the dangerous myth of religious violence. Chaired by Professor Andrew Bradstock. 1 August 2013

Humanities Lectures
CTPI & NCPACS: Holy Wars and Holy Peacemaking: The Dangerous Myth of Religious Violence

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 3, 2013 61:50


This is an open forum presented by the Centre for Theology and Public Issues and the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies. Professor Murray Rae, Professor Kevin Clements, Dr Mai Tamimi and Professor Richard Jackson discuss the dangerous myth of religious violence. Chaired by Professor Andrew Bradstock. 1 August 2013

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Hiroshima Day Debate: That New Zealand Is Safer Out Of ANZUS And Nuclear Free

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 27, 2013 102:57


To mark Hiroshima Day, Professor Kevin Clements, Director of the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, and Mr Gerald Hensley CNZM, former diplomat and Head of the Prime Minister's Office under both Robert Muldoon and David Lange, debate "That New Zealand is safer out of ANZUS and nuclear free". 6 August 2013

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Hiroshima Day Debate: That New Zealand Is Safer Out Of ANZUS And Nuclear Free

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 27, 2013 102:47


To mark Hiroshima Day, Professor Kevin Clements, Director of the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, and Mr Gerald Hensley CNZM, former diplomat and Head of the Prime Minister's Office under both Robert Muldoon and David Lange, debate "That New Zealand is safer out of ANZUS and nuclear free". 6 August 2013

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: Hiroshima Day Debate: That New Zealand Is Safer Out Of ANZUS And Nuclear Free

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 27, 2013 102:57


To mark Hiroshima Day, Professor Kevin Clements, Director of the National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, and Mr Gerald Hensley CNZM, former diplomat and Head of the Prime Minister's Office under both Robert Muldoon and David Lange, debate "That New Zealand is safer out of ANZUS and nuclear free". 6 August 2013

Humanities Lectures
Public Square: Lessons from the Breivik trial, May 2012

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 24, 2012 76:11


‘Creative Responses to Extremism: Lessons from the Breivik trial' Panel: Professor Birgit Brock-Utne (Norway), Professor Kevin Clements, Associate Professor Richard Jackson Chair: Professor Andrew Bradstock.

Humanities Lectures
Public Square: Lessons from the Breivik trial, May 2012

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 24, 2012 76:03


‘Creative Responses to Extremism: Lessons from the Breivik trial' Panel: Professor Birgit Brock-Utne (Norway), Professor Kevin Clements, Associate Professor Richard Jackson Chair: Professor Andrew Bradstock, May 10, 2012

Humanities Lectures
Public Square: Lessons from the Breivik trial, May 2012

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 24, 2012 76:11


‘Creative Responses to Extremism: Lessons from the Breivik trial’ Panel: Professor Birgit Brock-Utne (Norway), Professor Kevin Clements, Associate Professor Richard Jackson Chair: Professor Andrew Bradstock.

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: A conversation with Chris Laidlaw, November 2011

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 6, 2011 49:55


Chris Laidlaw in conversation with Professor Kevin Clements, National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, November 2011. Chris Laidlaw is a broadcaster, columnist, author, Regional Councillor, sports commentator and former Rhodes Scholar, Ambassador, All Black and MP.

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: A conversation with Chris Laidlaw, November 2011

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 6, 2011 49:55


Chris Laidlaw in conversation with Professor Kevin Clements, National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, November 2011. Chris Laidlaw is a broadcaster, columnist, author, Regional Councillor, sports commentator and former Rhodes Scholar, Ambassador, All Black and MP.

Humanities Lectures
NCPACS: A conversation with Chris Laidlaw, November 2011

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 6, 2011 49:55


Chris Laidlaw in conversation with Professor Kevin Clements, National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, November 2011. Chris Laidlaw is a broadcaster, columnist, author, Regional Councillor, sports commentator and former Rhodes Scholar, Ambassador, All Black and MP.

Humanities Lectures
IPL: Enlarging the Boundaries of Compassion: Opportunities and Challenges for Peace and Research in the 21st Century

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 19, 2009 57:13


Professor Kevin Clements, Foundation Chair of Peace and Conflict Studies and Director of the New Zealand National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (NCPACS), and Secretary General of the International Peace Research Association Inaugural Professorial Lecture, given September 23, 2009.

Humanities Lectures
IPL: Enlarging the Boundaries of Compassion: Opportunities and Challenges for Peace and Research in the 21st Century

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 19, 2009 57:13


Professor Kevin Clements, Foundation Chair of Peace and Conflict Studies and Director of the New Zealand National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (NCPACS), and Secretary General of the International Peace Research Association Inaugural Professorial Lecture, given September 23, 2009.

Inaugural Professorial Lectures
IPL: Enlarging the Boundaries of Compassion: Opportunities and Challenges for Peace and Research in the 21st Century

Inaugural Professorial Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 19, 2009 57:13


Professor Kevin Clements, Foundation Chair of Peace and Conflict Studies and Director of the New Zealand National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (NCPACS), and Secretary General of the International Peace Research Association Inaugural Professorial Lecture, given September 23, 2009.

Inaugural Professorial Lectures
IPL: Enlarging the Boundaries of Compassion: Opportunities and Challenges for Peace and Research in the 21st Century

Inaugural Professorial Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 18, 2009 57:13


Professor Kevin Clements, Foundation Chair of Peace and Conflict Studies and Director of the New Zealand National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (NCPACS), and Secretary General of the International Peace Research Association Inaugural Professorial Lecture, given September 23, 2009.

Humanities Lectures
IPL: Enlarging the Boundaries of Compassion: Opportunities and Challenges for Peace and Research in the 21st Century

Humanities Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 18, 2009 57:13


Professor Kevin Clements, Foundation Chair of Peace and Conflict Studies and Director of the New Zealand National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (NCPACS), and Secretary General of the International Peace Research Association Inaugural Professorial Lecture, given September 23, 2009.

Inaugural Professorial Lectures
IPL: Enlarging the Boundaries of Compassion: Opportunities and Challenges for Peace and Research in the 21st Century

Inaugural Professorial Lectures

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 18, 2009 57:13


Professor Kevin Clements, Foundation Chair of Peace and Conflict Studies and Director of the New Zealand National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (NCPACS), and Secretary General of the International Peace Research Association Inaugural Professorial Lecture, given September 23, 2009.