题 目：Key dynamics that influence the scholars on how to respond crises/disasters

主讲人：Ram Thapaliya，特里布文大学教授

时 间：2018年11月30日 上午10:00-11：30

地 点：四川大学-香港理工大学 灾后重建学院与管理学院 C109

报告内容简介：

The lecture will focus on understanding the key dynamics that have been of significant influence to scholars and shape how we respond to crises/disasters. The real life case example experiences, (2015 Nepal Earthquake) will be shared to scholars and academicians. This will provide an interactive experience and give a realistic understanding of the limitations and opportunities that arise in high-pressure crisis/Disasters management situations and environments.

Methods are introduced to identify the causes, consequences and measures taken to minimize the likelihood of the crisis event happening or to reduce the impact on the asset or its surroundings. The presentation will highlight an Intensive multidisciplinary course of study that is focused on both natural and human-made disasters.

The lecture is specifically designed   to   help   shape   the intellectual, moral, and crisis management leadership necessary for meeting both natural disaster and human-made global challenges. Inclusive of diverse topic areas such as the Anatomy of crisis, decision making in crisis environment, crisis mapping, risk management, emergency management, crisis communication, community crisis management and international crisis management and complex emergencies. It is an all encompassing presentation that covers the many areas and skills of Crisis Management that are required in real life

报告人简介：

EDUCATION & CAREER

EDUCATION：

PhD Crisis Management: Disaster Risk Reduction, Atlantic International University, Hawaii, USA. 2005. Master’s Degree in International Relations, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University, USA 2000. Associate’s Degree in Conflict Analysis and Resolution, Nova Southeastern University, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Florida USA 1998. Law Degree, Tribhuvan University Law Campus, Kathmandu, Nepal 1988

CAREER：

2012-Present: Chairman, Institute of Crisis Management Study-(TU) MA program

2006-Present: Faculty Member TU/Conflict peace and Development, MA program, Visiting Faculty: Security forces institutes of Nepal. US and other countries

1990-Present: Owner and Chairman, Sunkoshi Adventure Retreat (Pvt) Ltd. Nepal.

HONORAND AWARD

The best Academic performance awards, Nepal Police, Armed Police, Constitutional Assembly of Nepal. Xerox Scholar (awarded US $50,000 scholarship), Global Master of Arts Program, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University. Appointed Goodwill Ambassador of the State of Arkansas, U.S.A., by former President Bill Clinton (then Governor of Arkansas), Disaster management and incident command training, The Asia-pacific Center for Security Studies (APCSS), Honolulu, Hawaii.

In the Service of Peace: Civilian Core Competencies in Peace Operations, Pearson Peacekeeping Centre, Halifax, Canada. Civic Society Building in Transitions Period, (OTIUSAID) in Macedonia,(former Yugoslavia). Appreciation: Role of the military in Afghanistan for nation building (DDR) OTI, USAID Afghanistan. Appreciation; The Role of Local Government and Political Parties for Democracy and Decentralization, Canady School of Governance, Boston. The Fletcher Summer Institute, Advance Study for Nonviolence Conflict, Medford Boston. Volunteer and Community Participation, IVP, Program, 1987 USA

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Books: Building Tomorrow’s Leaders Today: Building on Nepal’s Assets: Political Parties, Decentralization, Foreign Policy Engagement and the Diaspora. Hand book:Nepal Institute of Parliament Study programme for CONSTITUTIONAL ASSEMBLY MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. Journal: CHECHNYA and PERU, an On-going Conflict of Ethnic/Regional Rebellion vs Russia, Comprehensive papers: Awareness Generation on Comparative Insurgency Related Global Conflicts and Resolution Efforts in Relevance to the Ongoing Conflict in Nepal. Role of Military in South Asia and Nepal's On- going Conflict (SHSS, Dialogs Magazine, Nova Southeastern University, Florida). Police's Job and Responsibility in Post-Conflict,(Nepal Police Academy magazine).