Nuclear Complacency: A Report from Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs and The Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation …which the robust scholarship, activism, and diplomacy of the past 80 years have been replaced by public indifference, political de-prioritization, and military buildup of these weapons. Read the report (PDF)…
“Twas Always Known as the Bloody Frontier”: Rumors, Memories, and Bosnian Identity in the Migrant Crisis …success as a platform to try to pivot into political positions, though they were largely unsuccessful. I sought to understand the crisis from the resident perspective; to contextualize the historical,…
Valuable Resources: Women, Conflict, and Modern Mining in Rwanda …and physical violence against women in extractive industries. Through feminist political ecology’s intersectionality framework, the study asked how cooperatives might improve women’s outcomes: financial gains, gender violence reduction, and legal…
Murder by Structure: How Street Gangs Built the Great American City …politicos, the police, and poverty, on the other. This is a story of how white gangs wove their own networks into the political and economic fabric of the city and,…
Fueling the Fires: How Corruption and Conflict Keep Each Other Burning …corruption, and explain how corruption can become an entrenched feature of political economies and a major obstacle to building a lasting peace once war ends. Join us to discuss this…
