Abstract:The decision of the Ukrainian president to turn away from the European Union has led to mass street protests. But that decision was only a triggering event,...
Abstract:About a dozen undergraduates in George Mason University’s School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (S-CAR) will take part in a Service Learning...
Abstract:The magnitude of the phenomenon of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) is a daunting humanitarian challenge with upwards of 28 million in displacement (...
Abstract:Growing up in a semi-extended family in a rather homogenous Roman Catholic community in the South of Malta, I knew the norms and behaviours expected of me...
Abstract:Charles Crawford is part of the new cohort of Masters students, admitted to S-CAR in the spring of 2014. Charles is also currently enrolled in the S-CAR...
Abstract:The United Nations Security Council on October 18, 2013 adopted Resolution 2122, aimed at strengthening women’s role in all stages of conflict pre...
Abstract:The dominant theme for this year’s Point of View conference, which will be held on the Arlington Campus in Founders Hall Room 125 on February 14 and...
Abstract:Nicholas Van Woert is a graduate of the dual degree Master’s program in Conflict Analysis and Mediterranean Security offered by S-CAR and the University...
Abstract:In August 2013, the John Burton Library in collaboration with the centers and working groups at S-CAR, started a World Café film series meant to provide a...
Abstract:With the beginning of this semester, the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution is opening its doors to a new form of dialogue. As a...
Abstract:Alexandra Schaerrer- Cumming grew up in Switzerland during the height of the atrocities and genocide that have come to be associated with the former Yugoslavia...
Abstract:The Genocide Prevention Integration Applied Practice and Theory (APT) aims at integrating early warning systems knowledge to prevent and mitigate...
