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CONFERENCE PROGRAM
IN MEMORY OF PROF EDWARD LUCK,
United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Adviser on the Responsibility to Protect between 2008 and 2012
The 2021 Conference will take place online. 
All times in the program are BST (GMT+1)​.


June 1, 2021
Panel 1:    THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT AND GLOBAL
                  POWER
Panel 2:    CHINA AND THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT
Panel 3:    BEYOND FAILURE AND INACTION
Panel 4:    THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT IN REGIONAL
                  AND NATIONAL APPROACHES
Keynote: ​DR SIMON ADAMS, Executive Director, Global
                 Center for the Responsibility to Protect


June 2, 2021
Panel 5:    ADDRESSING THE WARNINGS OF ATROCITY
                 CRIMES
Panel 6:   PROTECTION TOOLS AND THE RESPONSIBILITY TO
                 PROTECT
Panel 7:   CONCEPTUAL CHALLENGES AND THEORETICAL
                 BOUNDARIES OF THE RESPONSIBILITY TO
                 PROTECT 
Panel 8:   LESSONS FROM RESPONSES TO R2P SITUATIONS
Panel 9:   INTERNATIONAL COURTS AND THE RESPONSIBILITY
                 TO PROTECT
Keynote: ALICE WAIRIMU NDERITU, United Nations
                 Secretary-General's Special Adviser on the
​                 Prevention of Genocide

       ​          DR KAREN SMITH, United Nations Secretary-
                 General's Special Adviser on the Responsibility
                 to Protect


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​Edward Luck was one of the driving forces behind making the Responsibility to Protect a reality. During his time as the first United Nations Secretary-General's first Special Adviser on the Responsibility to Protect, Edward was key in developing the 'three pillars' of R2P on how the international community could implement their responsibilities on preventing and responding to mass atrocity situations.
As a scholar, Edward was one of the leading voices in continuing to develop and discuss R2P in his writing and publications, as well as the role of the United Nations Security Council. Throughout his successful career, he held positions in several universities and institutes, including as Professor of Professional Practice in International and Public Affairs at Columbia University, the Joan B Kroc School of Peace Studies at the University of San Diego, the International Peace Institute, and the President and CEO of the United Nations Association of the USA. Edward also consulted and advised for numerous foreign ministries and international organisations or NGOs.
The Organising Committee would like to thank Dana Luck, Edward's wife, for giving us her blessing to tribute this conference to him, and his important legacy on the Responsibility to Protect.

​As an inspiration, mentor, and friend to many in the community of R2P supporters and beyond, he will be sorely missed.
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