Abstract:Photo credit: Reuters/Raheb HamavandiWhy is the death of one person stirring all this tension?Since returning to his village in eastern Saudi Arabia in 1999,...
Abstract:Walking home from the Academy of Arts University in San Francisco on a cold autumn night in 2013, Pairoj Pichetmetakul passed a scene he’ll never forget....
Abstract:"In 2016 let's hope and pray we have more world peace," an aunt commented on my Facebook page, wishing a happy new year. 2015 was a particularly...
Abstract:Photo credit: J. Lawler Duggan for the Washington Post. They were children that Tuesday when the world changed.Jessica Murphy was 5 years old on Sept. 11...
Abstract:One of the best parts of graduating from a school of Conflict Resolution is that incredible groups pass through. Today, I had the wonderful fortune of...
Abstract:Photo credit: Evan CantwellWhen Alice Peck came to the United States two years ago from England to work on her master’s degree in conflict analysis and...
Abstract:The United States is pulling the plug on its drone operations in southern Ethiopia as demands on its fleet of unmanned aircraft expand elsewhere across the...
Abstract: Keeping landlords honest in New York City - or New York State, for that matter - is not an enviable task, given how common the less-than-honest ones are...
Abstract:Carol Daniel Kasbari was interviewd in Arabic, with one of the main radio stations for Arabs in Israel, Nazareth. It focused on Carol's field of study at...
Abstract:The candidates in the last GOP debate of 2015 left us with an image of great toughness and resolve. Unfortunately, what they resolve to do except be tough was...
Abstract:An argument over Japanese remilitarization seems out of place in an age of perpetual war and crisis—hardly a time to complain about a country wanting a...
Abstract:Nearly two years after the Geneva II peace talks failed to produce a political solution to the Syrian conflict, the Syrian opposition convened last week to...
