Tuesday, March 1, 2022
**Due to a temporary change in COVID-19 protocols at Dickinson College, this event will be livestreamed only. Questions can be posed using the Live Chat feature on YouTube livestream. Please join the event using this link:
Part of the J. Sherwood McGinnis Jr. War, Peace, and Justice Symposium
Transforming Conflict: Rethinking War, Peace, and Justice
Danielle Conway, Penn State Dickinson Law
James Dubik (moderator), Institute for the Study of War
Margee Ensign, American University of Nigeria (former president of Dickinson College)
Andrew Wolff, Dickinson College
This panel discussion will address three essential questions: What is the nature and purpose of war? What is peace? And what is justice? This program is the prelude event to the J. Sherwood McGinnis Jr. War, Peace, and Justice Symposium scheduled for Fall 2022. The symposium will explore the complex interrelationships between war, peace, and justice. Of central concern is the question, “What outcomes do you, the American people, expect from the expenditure of national blood and treasure during conflict?”
The J. Sherwood McGinnis Jr. War, Peace, and Justice Symposium is being developed in partnership with the Association of the U.S. Army, the Carlisle Area Chamber of Commerce, the Cumberland County Read more