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August 2013
What are you working on this summer?
I am keeping the Reform process moving forward at the ILO.
What are your holiday plans?
I am planning to go to Provence, in the South of France. On the agenda: sunshine, family and tranquillity.
What do take the opportunity to do in Geneva during the summer?
I especially enjoy the long warm evenings: reading and swimming.
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Costa Rica – Ständige Mission (UNO)
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SM Costa Rica
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Gabun – Ständige Mission (UNO)
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SM Gabun
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Demokratische Volksrepublik Kongo – Ständige Mission (UNO)
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SM Demokratische Volksrepublik Kongo
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urbaMonde Switzerland
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Cédric Dupont teaches international relations at the Graduate Institute Geneva, where he is also in charge of executive education programmes. Here, he tells us about his work over the summer months, his holiday plans as well as his favourite books, music and places to visit in the Geneva area this summer.
August 2014
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August 2012
What is going on this summer at the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue?
Our mediation and dialogue work continues around the calendar. We have key processes on the Middle East, Sudan and elsewhere rolling through the summer. However, thanks to the beautiful Villa Plantamour, which houses the HD Centre and is located by the Lac Léman in the Park Mon Repos, we will still very much enjoy the summer!
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The six petals of azure glass, strung like a garland along the train tracks in Sécheron, are a manifesto for peace: the fluid, sinuous structures reflected in each other symbolise both the fragility and complexity of peace, and its supremacy over the banality of violence. Its owner, the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies (IHEID), is in fact a product of the peace of the 1920s and 1930s, a peace as brief as it was fruitful.
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Launch of the Swiss initiative 2050Today for a reduction of CO2 emissions in International Geneva
Federal Department of Foreign Affairs press release - 27 October 2020
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How would you present your organization in a few words? What entails your position?
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On 29 November 2015 at the Victoria Hall, Antoine Marguier will conduct the United Nations Orchestra and the invited cellist Camille Thomas. The concert will focus on Romantic music and composers Piotr Illitch Tchaïkovsky and Robert Schumann. Interview with this conductor who is also co-founder and art director at the United Nations Orchestra.
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How would you describe your organization in a few words? What is your role?
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This fourth article about the architecture of international organizations in Geneva examines the role of design competitions in the development of new architectural forms and building techniques. As of the 1960s, modernism had outgrown its early-twentieth-century timidity to become fully established. Le Corbusier’s protest over the rejection of his design for the Palace of Nations was instrumental in bringing about this change.
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L'ambassadeur suisse Christian Dussey dirige le GCSP depuis août 2013, un centre qui conjugue formation, recherche et dialogue sur les questions de paix et de sécurité. Dans cet entretien, il nous parle des principes qui guident son action, de son parcours, de ses priorités pour le GCSP, ainsi que des grands moments du Centre en 2014.
Mars 2014
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Competing with Brussels to host the headquarters of the League of Nations after the First World War, Geneva played one of its strongest cards: the romantic beauty of its lakeside setting, facing Mont Blanc. Only the best would do for the Council of the League of Nations. The people of Geneva complied, though not without a tinge of regret. This first article describes the reasons and circumstances leading to the establishment of the international quarter in the district it occupies today.
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In a brochure presenting the new headquarters of the International Labour Organization (ILO), Alberto Camenzind, one of its three architects, explained that the urban landscape of his native Ticino is defined by its church steeples. Perched on a hill in the Morillons neighbourhood, the ILO would one day stand as “one of Geneva’s defining structures”, he added.(1) He was right.