Abstract:When you say "research" to most undergraduate students studying the social sciences, they usually react in one of two ways: 1) They assume research...
Abstract:With an elective titled Global Governance and Complex Problem-Solving in the Post-9/11 World, one would be crazy not to sign up for it as a Master's student at...
Abstract:While it seems like just yesterday, it has been nine months since the eleven students from the inaugural cohort of the dual Master's degree program run jointly...
Abstract:On April 2, 2012, former President Bill Clinton stated that the "'tragedy' of the killing of Trayvon Martin should cause a re-thinking of the 'Stand...
Abstract:Edi Jurkovic, an S-CAR Master's student and John Burton Librarian, brings a new perspective to his classes after spending his career serving in the military...
Abstract:Alex Cromwell is a graduating Master's student at S-CAR, as well as Director of Operations at the Center for World Religions, Diplomacy and Conflict...
Abstract:Shane Smith, a junior from Dallas, TX, has been interested in foreign affairs since high school. After working with two “lost boys of Sudan,” he...
Abstract:The advent of unexpected forms ofsocial conflict challenges conflict analysts to answer two hard questions. The first is “What’s really going on...
Abstract:The hallway conversations are always fun when we hear from colleagues and students of another academic job offer for one of our grads. We even enjoy bemoaning...
Abstract:Practice has occupied a special place in the field of conflict analysis and resolution since its very inception. Practice has also been an ...
Abstract:On February 9th, the Central Asia, Africa and Latin America Working Groups co-hosted a conference, “Working in the Field (If They Let You In): The Many...
Abstract:I recently had the privilege of attending an event sponsored by The Aspen Institute’s Justice and Society Program entitled, “Targeted Killings and...
