Researcher notes from
external convenings.
These reflections were written after an HSI Doctoral Fellow attended external events in a personal scholarly capacity. They are research notes, not claims that HSI was invited, represented, speaking, partnering, or otherwise institutionally engaged.
OECD Global Anti-Corruption & Integrity Forum 2026
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development · Paris (virtual participation)
An HSI Doctoral Fellow attended the forum's four-day program in a personal scholarly capacity, including the launch of the Integrity Outlook 2026 and sessions on illicit financial flows, compliance systems, and AI-enabled fraud detection. The accompanying reflection examines integrity as a strategic asset rather than a compliance overhead, and the gap between policy ambition and implementation reality in Global South governance contexts.
The UN Charter at 80: Reimagining Conflict Prevention and Resolution
United Nations Headquarters, New York · Hosted by the Permanent Mission of Pakistan to the UN and Global Peace Chain
A high-level policy discussion convened around the 80th anniversary of the UN Charter, examining whether the multilateral architecture built in 1945 remains fit for the conflict prevention and resolution challenges of the next two decades. An HSI Doctoral Fellow attended in a personal scholarly capacity, and the resulting reflection informs the Institute's Pillar IV work on the renewal of multilateral governance.
Why these notes remain public.
Researchers learn from external policy and academic convenings. HSI publishes these two reflections because they are attributable pieces of research writing. Attendance alone is not counted as institutional engagement, policy impact, representation, or partnership.
Multilateral
Notes from public or invited multilateral events attended by an HSI researcher in the capacity stated on the individual record.
Policy & Regulatory
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Academic & Research
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