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SUMMARY:Building Simulation Applications BSA 2026
DESCRIPTION:Innovation. Modelling. High-performance Buildings. BSA 2026 – Simulation drives changes \nBSA 2026 is the seventh IBPSA-Italy conference on Building Simulation Applications taking place at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. The conference will provide the participants with a detailed overview of the most recent advancements on Building Simulation Applications.\nWell-known personalities in the field of building simulation will held keynote speeches on the most relevant topics related to the modelling of the built environment and its energy performance. \nTarget audience \n\nPublic and private researchers in the general sector of building simulation and energy modelling\nPublic agencies\, public utilities and policy makers\nPrivate firms: Manufacturers\, management companies\, utilities\, software house\nProfessionals: building designers (architects\, engineers\, etc.)\n\nOfficial language is English. International attendance is warmly welcome. \nEvent website: https://bsa.events.unibz.it/
URL:https://www.research-alliance-for-sustainability.it/event/building-simulation-applications-bsa-2026/
LOCATION:NOI Techpark\, Via Volta - Voltastrasse 13A\, Bolzano - Bozen\, South Tyrol\, 39100\, Italy
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SUMMARY:Minorities under Siege: Postcolonial and Decolonial Perspectives
DESCRIPTION:“Minorities under siege: postcolonial and decolonial perspectives” is the topic of this year’s Annual Minority Rights Lecture. \nThe lecture will be delivered by Mohammad Shahabuddin\, Professor of International Law and Human Rights at Birmingham Law School. He is renowned for his postcolonial approach particularly in regard to minority issues\, ethnicity and nationalism. \nThe lecture will be held as part of this year’s edition of the IPSA Research CommitteesColloquium “Minorities under siege? Plural Societies Facing Plural Challenges\,” hosted by Eurac Research’s Institute for Minority Rights and the Center for Autonomy Experience. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nProgram \n5.15-7.15 p.m.\nWelcome address: Andrea Carlà\, Institute for Minority Rights\, Eurac Research \nSpeaker: Mohammad Shahabuddin\, Birmingham Law School \nModerator: Timofey Agarin\, Queen’s University Belfast \nThe UN estimates that 10 to 20 percent of the world’s population belong to minorities\, which means that according to the OHCHR\, UN Guide for Minorities\, a vast number of people are in need of special measures for the protection of their rights. Minorities\, even as a large portion of global population\, are exposed to risks in which they often experience intense political\, economic\, and cultural pressure exerted by dominant majorities in their own states. \nThe Annual Minority Rights lecture examines the proposition of minorities under siege through postcolonial\, economic\, and conceptual lenses. Together\, these three dimensions highlight how postcoloniality\, as a phenomenon\, transcends postcolonial states and continues to shape majority-minority relations on a global scale. \nThis is especially evident in the very conceptualization of the minority as a manifestation of hegemonic power relations. Viewed in this way\, the postcolonial siege of the minority provides a useful normative framework for understanding the precarious position of minorities even within advanced Western democracies. \nAgainst this backdrop\, the lecture also offers insights on how contemporary discourses on minority rights might be decolonized. \nLanguage: English \nEvent website: https://www.eurac.edu/en/events/institute-for-minority-rights/minorities-under-siege-postcolonial-and-decolonial-perspectives
URL:https://www.research-alliance-for-sustainability.it/event/minorities-under-siege-postcolonial-and-decolonial-perspectives/
LOCATION:Eurac Research – Auditorium
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