By Jai-Ayla Quest On the International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of the Crime of Genocide and of the Prevention of this Crime, the Stanley Center for Peace and Security pledges...
This Readout and Recommendations reflects the contributions and discussions during the fourth workshop on “Regional Responses to the Venezuelan Crisis” held April 24–26, 2019, in Cúcuta, Colombia, at...
Courier: Provoking Thought and Encouraging Dialogue on World Affairs (Winter 2018 Issue) Keeping Peace in the Central African Republic There Are More Boy Scouts Than UN Peacekeepers in the CAR. Even...
by Diana Quick A shared statement by peacebuilding organizations International Day of Peace, 21 September 2018 ChildFund is one of dozens of international and domestic peacebuilding organizations...
Talk to a fisherman anywhere in the world and it won’t be long before you’ll hear the tales: the first catch, the one that got away, the really big one. On the Tonlé Sap Lake, the largest body of...
While violence and violent conflict are increasing worldwide and violence containment costs the global economy $14.3 trillion per year, according to the Institute for Economics and Peace, less than...
Inaction Will Enable Further Abuse of Vulnerable Rohingya (New York) – The United Nations Security Council should take prompt, concerted, and effective international action to respond to Myanmar’s...
INSIDE: Protection Strategy Gaining Momentum Worldwide The Rise of Commercial Satellite Imagery Healing Colombia’s War-Ravaged Landscape Marshallese Diplomats Inspired Courage, Strength In Citizenry...
By Cullen Hendrix Research on the direct links between demographic-environmental stressors and mass atrocities is nascent. This leaves policymakers without a coherent conceptual model of how issues...
Beginning on April 26, 2015, the small central African nation of Burundi was plunged into its most profound political crisis since the end of a civil war in 2005 that left more than 300,000 dead. The...