Discussion Paper by Theo Sitther and Rachel Locke Introduction and Summary The world is rapidly urbanizing. Over half of the global population lives in cities. An estimated 70 percent of humanity...
By Ariana Markowitz Executive Summary This research explores how urban violence intersects with mass atrocities to establish identity-based mass violence (IBMV) in cities as a cross-disciplinary...
Revolutionary technologies hold much promise for humanity. When taken up for military uses, they can affect international peace and security. The challenge is to build understanding among...
Friederike Bubenzer | May 2020 A key part of the Stanley Center's strategy to prevent mass violence and atrocities is to channel evidence into policymaking to foster sources of resilience within...
Hiba Ghandour and Poorvaprabha Patil | May 2020 The scope of the threat posed by climate change demands that we work with colleagues across policy sectors to identify new solutions. Inalienable,...
Dear Governmental Partners in Prevention, As we remember the victims of past genocides and other mass atrocities over the course of Genocide Awareness Month this April, the non-governmental...
El presente documento recoge los aportes y debates realizados en el marco del Cuarto Taller: “Respuestas Regionales a la Crisis Venezolana” –que tuvo lugar los días 24, 25 y 26 de abril de 2019 en la...
60th Strategy for Peace Conference October 2019 | Airlie Center, Warrenton, VA Over half a million people experience lethal violence each year, and over 82 percent of these violent deaths occur in...
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...