Abstract:Iraq continues to pose a conundrum for the international community. Many in the West feel that Iraq is perpetually ungovernable and that its quagmire...
Abstract:Last month, President Obama delivered the first of what would be a series of remarks on developing events in Ferguson, Mo. and Iraq. At first glance, the...
Abstract:Annabella Busawule Johnson is part of the 2014 MS cohort, joining the S-CAR community this fall. Originally from Uganda, she has been living in Vienna,...
Abstract:Minhee Noh is currently enrolled in the Master’s program at S-CAR. Prior to joining the program, she worked for a non-profit organization, called...
Abstract:Two S-CAR faculty members, Daniel Rothbart and Sudha Rajput, traveled to Khartoum, Sudan to facilitate a one-day symposium and five-day workshop entitled...
Abstract:This summer I was able to take the CONF 610 and 727 Research Methods course in Indonesia with Professor Leslie Dwyer. What I found incredible about the...
Abstract:On September 5, 2014, the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (S-CAR) hosted the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between George Mason...
Abstract:The debate over comprehensive immigration reform has been raging in Washington and across the country lately. Most recently, after inaction by Congress, the...
Abstract:Each year, the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution hosts a welcoming event to cordially invite students, faculty, alumni, and staff to another year....
Abstract:The Arlington Campus Library, located on the 2nd floor of Founders Hall, welcomes you to the start of the 2014-2015 academic year. Drop by before or...
Abstract:Asaka Ishiguro is an MS student from the Fall 2013 cohort at the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Originally from Japan, she developed a keen...
Abstract:Kristen Woodward, an alumna of S-CAR, works for Fairfax Public Schools as a Conflict Resolution Specialist in the Student Safety and Wellness Office. She...
