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Project Seshat​​

 Grey Zone Conflict / Hybrid Warfare and International Negotiations
Project Seshat is a multinational effort to study and respond to the rising threats of "hybrid warfare" or "grey zone conflict" now targeting all democracies. These are proliferating, but as yet poorly understood. ​The project seeks to improve the capacity of practitioners, as well as academia, to identify and respond to these threats effectively.
Fall 2022 Events:
Following Project Seshat's first in-person meeting (Montreal, July 2022) the project has set an ambitious publishing agenda for 2022-2023. The project is also beginning to explore a critical question: how our multifaceted subject can best be presented to audiences which differ widely in their orientations. The first such events and associated new publications are noted here; other elements of the agenda will be made public from time to time.

Thursday, October 6: Conference of Defence Associations Institute Webinar (11 AM--12:30 PM Eastern). Six project members discussed "Hybrid Warfare: Fighting Back with Whole-of-Society Tactics" in a Canadian military context. Registration (free). Sponsored by the CDA Institute, with a special issue of its journal On Track to follow.

Friday, November 18: Cardozo Law School, New York City. Daylong symposium, with multiple Project Seshat members discussing hybrid warfare in a New York law and business context. Registration for livestream (free). Sponsored by the Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution, with a special issue drawn from the symposium to follow.

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​​Location: As of 2022 Project Seshat involves scholars and practitioners from nine countries. It is housed for administrative purposes at the law faculty of the University of Sherbrooke (Canada) in the Montreal suburb of Longeuil, Quebec and at the Ghent campus of the Vlerick Business School (Belgium.)
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