Save the date! Symposium 2022 hosted by the Center for Crisis Early Warning (KompZ KFE)

7 Juli 2022

The Symposium 2022 "Thinking ahead: avenues and challenges in crisis forecasting" is the second event organised and hosted by the KompZ KFE. Interested participants are cordially invited to join the in-person symposium on the campus of the Universität der Bundeswehr München on November 7-8, 2022. Speakers from academia and practitioners will present their latest research and provide insights into practical challenges and chances of crisis early warning. Additionally, this event seeks to provide opportunities to exchange ideas and to discuss approaches and methods around the topic of conflict prediction and crisis early warning.

For further information and the Call for Papers please visit the Center’s event website: https://www.unibw.de/ciss-en/kompz-kfe/events/symposium2022/details

To participate register under the following link: https://survey.unibw.de/symposium2022/

After registration a participation fee of € 165.00 has to be paid. This includes the catering during the Symposium 2022. Please note that the individually consumed drinks for dinner have to be settled on a self-pay basis at the UniCasino.

You will receive further information on the handling of the participation fee upon confirmation.

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