The UN Peacebuilding Architecture
How the Peacebuilding Commission, Fund and Support Office emerged from the gap between signing peace agreements and making them hold.
Country and regional analysis on conflict, political transitions and the practice of building peace, researched from public records and field studies.
How the Peacebuilding Commission, Fund and Support Office emerged from the gap between signing peace agreements and making them hold.
Pakistan built one of the loudest press sectors in South Asia while keeping the machinery of control intact. A landmark study shows how growth and unfreedom coexist.
From Saint-Malo and the first missions of 2003 to the Lisbon Treaty rename and PESCO: how European defence cooperation became a permanent institution.
Canadian mineral investment in Latin America tripled its share during the 1990s, and conflict followed. A landmark 2002 conference explained why.
Land, citizenship, minerals and an absent state: why every Congolese rebellion since 1996 has started in, or come home to, the Kivu provinces.