Abstract:Nicole Eisenschenk is a student in the Dual Master’s Program in Conflict Resolution and Mediterranean Security, which S-CAR offers in cooperation with...
Abstract:In early February, the Center for Security Studies at ETH Zurich, together with the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, organized a retreat for...
Abstract:S-CAR's Asian graduate students organized a meeting, to discuss U.S. - Southeast Asia relations. This also served as an exciting reunion between two old...
Abstract:Many of us followed the political protests that led to the military coup d’état in Burkina Faso following President Compaoré’s decision to change...
Abstract:Angola achieved its independence in 1975 after a protracted liberation war against Portugal. After independence, Angola embraced communism and...
Abstract:The United States Agency for International Development (USAID), whose mission is “to partner to end extreme poverty and to promote resilient, democratic...
Abstract:John DeRosa came to S-CAR "looking for alternative approaches to national security challenges. "I was confronted with finding a new path for myself,...
Abstract:Jeremy Tomlinson started the PhD program at S-CAR in the fall of 2014. “I chose the program because it was one of the very few institutions that offered...
Abstract:It is ironic that, during the centenary of the First World War and a period of declining violence worldwide, as documented comprehensively by Harvard's...
Abstract:Earlier this year, the Department of Defense approved the prospectus for drafting a military concept to shape the development of future capabilities titled,...
Abstract:Amani Mansour, an S-CAR MS student, was recently awarded the El-Hibri peace education scholarship in October 2014. The award is given to graduate students who...
Abstract:John Paul Lederach, a pioneer in the field of peace building and conflict resolution, will be hosted by S-CAR for the 26th Annual Lynch Lecture. The...
