PEACE TALK WITH ELISABETH FORSTER

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PEACE HISTORY

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Welcome to the one and only Peace History Podcast! We’re a warm and enthusiastic team from the Leiden University Institute for History (LUIH). Through this podcast, we share inspiring stories about peace movements and the insightful thinkers and activists behind them, featuring a fantastic lineup of guests. We’re also so excited to have you with us as we explore peace movements and dive into the critical topic of decolonization. Don’t forget to tune in for new episodes every 12th of the month. Stay tuned and let’s enjoy this journey of discovery together!

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PEACE TALK WITH ELISABETH FORSTER

PEACE HISTORY

37 minutes 49 seconds

2 months ago

PEACE TALK WITH ELISABETH FORSTER

Welcome to the Peace History Podcast!

As promised, we’ll meet on the 12th of each month. Today is 12 September 2025. Did you know that this date is also observed as the United Nations South-South Cooperation Day? In this episode, we’ll explore how peace movements developed in the global South, with a special focus on China. Our guest today is Elisabeth Forster from the University of Southampton, UK, who studies the history of peace concepts in nationalist and communist China. If you’re interested in China and Just War theory, this podcast is perfect for you. Thank you for listening, and until the next episode!

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