Abstract:On October 5, 2015, Chile commemorated 25 years since its return to democracy after the violent and repressive dictatorship headed by Augusto Pinochet....
Abstract:In October 2015, a program crafted by the independent U.S. Sentencing Commission allowed about 6,114 federal prisoners convicted of drug trafficking early...
Abstract:With the help of S-CAR and George Mason University, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to attend this year's annual conference of the Association for...
Abstract:On November 6, 2015, Dr. Sara Cobb and the Center for Narrative and Conflict Resolution hosted a conference on “The Politics of Victimhood in Conflict...
Abstract:Amanda Rauh who is currently pursuing a dual degree program in Malta, moved to the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area from Oklahoma City to prepare for her...
Abstract:Jaqueline, Sandra, Claudia, and Rubiela, a delegation of local women peacebuilders from Colombia, shared their bottom-up peacebuilding experiences with the S-...
Abstract:On Friday, October 2, 2015, the United Nations General Assembly hosted an event that looked to offer concrete strategies in reducing religious sectarianism...
Abstract:Umed Partov is a current S-CAR Masters student who holds a BA in Business Administration and a Master’s degree in Public Administration from the...
Abstract:In his relatively short time studying at Mason, Ignacio Boloix Peiro describes his course in conflict analysis and resolution as “very rewarding.”...
Abstract:Washington, DC, Manhattan, and Philadelphia were paralyzed yet filled with excitement. John Paul II had drawn big enthusiastic crowds on his visits, but there...
Abstract:The gates slammed behind us and we were all locked in San Pedro Prison in La Paz, Bolivia. We were surrounded by what seemed to be a tightly packed...
Abstract:The nature of tolerance and its place within American society has of late come to the forefront of national attention, through issues such as the legalization...
