| PIN Workshop 2024: Redefining Multilateralism in a New Geopolitical Era On 5 and 6 December,PIN was hosted by the Geneva Centre for Security Policy in partnership with the Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy, for a two-day conference entitled "Redefining Multilateralism in a New Geopolitical Era." The event aimed to gain cross-cutting perspectives on current negotiation processes, outcomes, and challenges, share best practices across different negotiation processes, and identify innovative and actionable techniques to advance multilateralism. After a one day conference opened to the public, the second day shifted to a focused expert workshop, where academics built upon the insights from the first day and reflected on how new trends determine the forms and impact of new multilateralism. These discussions informed a peer review exercise of contributions from participating authors. The resulting output will be published in a leading academic and policy-relevant journal.
| PIN Conference 2024: Redefining Multilateralism in a New Geopolitical Era In December 2024, PIN was hosted by the Geneva Centre for Security Policy in collaboration with the Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy for the project Redefining Multilateralism in a New Geopolitical Era.
| PIN Roadshow: Rabat - October 2023 In October 2023, PIN members where invited by the Mohammed VI Technology University in Rabat, Morocco, for a roadshow. On October 3, more than sixty students took part in the roadshow, which was divided in four sessions: 1. BRICS as network of non-Domination? Transitions to a New World Order" - Rudolf Schüssler 2. Transitions in Diplomatic Negotiations - Paul Meerts 3. Transitions in Justice and Ripeness in Negotiation - I. William Zartman 4. Mediation in Transition - Judith van den Boogert On October 4, twenty students took part in a simulation exercise entitled "The Russo-Ukrainian war: Mediated Cease-fire Negotiation".
| PIN Conference 2023: Identity Conflicts in a fragmented World Order The Processes of International Negotiation (PIN) Program has moved from the German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA) to the Geneva Centre for Security Studies (GCSP) in coordination with the Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy (AGDA) in Abu Dhabi. In May 2023, PIN was hosted by the AGDA for a conference, and meetings with the directors of the AGDA and GCSP and their staff. Drawing on current as well as past transformations, the conference focused on three main subjects: 1. Identity Conflicts in a fragmented World Order; 2. Africa: Reframing Negotiation; 3. China’s New Mediation Role. The conference will result in a PIN book, entitled "Negotiating Identity Complexities in a Fragmenting World Order", in which contributors explore the concept of identity as a force for systemic coherence and fracture across a range of scenarios, and the usefulness of negotiation as a means of managing change and regulating and resolving tensions that arise in processes of change.
| PIN Roadshow: Malta-October 2022 Last October, at the invitation of Stephen Calleya, director of the Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies (MEDAC), PIN held a roadshow in Malta. The result of the Malta roadshow has been six articles, published and edited by Monika Wohlfeld in the volume Negotiating a Fragmenting World, which appeared in January 2023.
postponed to 2022 | PIN Workshop 2021: China Negotiating All-Out The Processes of International Negotiation – PIN network of scholars tackles a new aspect of negotiations every year with rotating responsibilities among its steering committee members. The 2021 “China Negotiating All-Out: Mindset and Strategies” project was developed by Professor Guy Olivier Faure and Professor I. William Zartman.
| PIN Conference 2019: Narratives and Negotiations The Processes of International Negotiation – PIN network of scholars tackles a new aspect of negotiations every year with rotating responsibilities among its steering committee members. The 2019 “Narratives and Negotiations” project was developed by Professor Fen Osler Hampson (Carleton University) and Professor Amrita Narlikar (GIGA / Universität Hamburg).
| PIN Roadshow: Prague - November 2018 The events planned as part of the 2018 Road Show in Prague aim at different audiences, hence will cover variety of topics. This is a unique opportunity to meet all of these scholars and practitioners at the same time in the same city! Make sure you are there, so you can hear their presentations, interact and network with them and other negotiations experts.
| PIN 2018 Conference at GIGA Hamburg: New Diplomacy for New Types of Conflict Wars and political conflicts have changed dramatically in the twenty-first century, and the Middle East stands at the heart of these changes, as it has since the dawn of history. Yet, despite these immense changes in the face of wars, the “face of peace” has stagnated. The conference will result in a PIN book, which will outline a comprehensive approach for addressing the necessary paradigm shifts in international negotiations in the decades to come, with an immediate focus on the Middle East (Mashreq).
| PIN Roadshow Koblenz - 12 November 2015 The PIN Group is in Koblenz on 12 November 2015 for a PIN Roadshow on international negotiation. The event is hosted by the Peace Academy Rhineland-Palatinate and the Rwanda Centre and will be held at the University of Koblenz-Landau.
| PIN Roadshow: Madrid 2015 The PIN Group is in Madrid on 7 and 8 May 2015 for a roadshow on international negotiation. In these two days, special attention will be given to the topic of mediation. Members of the PIN Steering Committee and invited guests will present their latest insights and research agendas.
| PIN in Istanbul The PIN Group is in Istanbul on 24, 25 and 26 May as a guest of Bahçeşehir University. On 25 May the latest research on the negotiations in the Arab Spring (PIN's Negotiations in Transitions project) will be presented and discussed. In the afternoon of 26 May there is a roundtable on Syria.
| PIN in Saint Petersburg The latest developments in negotiation research, the policy conclusions of the Arab Spring project and the second workshop of the reconciliation project – these very interesting events are scheduled for the two-day visit (23-24 May 2013) of the Processes of International Negotiation (PIN) to the School of International Negotiations of the Saint Petersburg State University.
