Abstract:In her junior year in college, Liz London had a semester abroad in Jerusalem. While she was there, conflict resolution and dialogue work took ahold of her as...
Abstract:On Friday, September 16, 2016, eight undergraduate students from the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution presented at the United Nation’s...
Abstract:There is a quote from ancient Chinese lore that I am quite fond of. A student asks his master: “You teach me fighting but you talk about peace. How do...
Abstract:Sandra Tombe, who is originally from South Sudan, is a member of the 2016 fall PhD cohort at S-CAR. According to Sandra, her personal experiences...
Abstract:The question how did Trump win has multiple complex answers, from being a response to economic deprivation to being a result of political resettlement. But one...
Abstract:I travel in the sorts of circles in which everyone I know stands bewildered by the ascendance of Donald Trump. His rise was difficult to not predict, his...
Abstract:S-CAR mourns the loss of Ahmed Sherif Dakroury. Ahmed graduated from S-CAR’s dual-degree program in Malta and joined the Egyptian foreign service...
Abstract:Daniel Bar-Tal, one of the most prominent scholars in the fields of political psychology and conflict resolution visited S-CAR last month. Bar-Tal, a Professor...
Abstract:How do we effectively teach and promulgate conflict analysis and conflict resolution skills and knowledge? Answering this question was the focus of two recent...
Abstract:The Dual Master’s Degree in Conflict Resolution and Mediterranean Security (CRAMS), which S-CAR offers in collaboration with the Mediterranean Academy of...
Abstract:Like many students who choose to attend S-CAR, Lindsey Lucente wanted to study at an institution that would enable her acquire skills and experience to who...
Abstract:Early this year I became the Director of the Mandela Washington fellowship at Portland State University in Portland, Oregon. This came about when I applied and...
