Apps due TODAY!!! Professional skills training in Post-Conflict Transitions & Int'l Justice
The world’s most innovative curriculum.
The Hague Symposium on Post-Conflict Transitions & International Justice; July-August 2013: Through formal lectures, site visits to International Tribunals and Courts, and interactive simulations and workshops, attendees gain the skills necessary to strengthen legitimate institutions and governance to provide…
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5/20: Professionalizing "Post-Conflict" Transitions
We are professionalizing “Post-Conflict” transitions.
Like you, we understand that transitioning a society from conflict to stability is the hardest single task facing our field. Where others have failed, our graduates will succeed.…
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Peace & Security Report - 5/10/2013
IPSI's Peace & Security Report (PSR) is a concise weekly e-publication intended to brief busy students, academics, advocates, and practitioners in the conflict management community on pertinent global news, events, and trends. The PSR empowers us all to take a step back from our immediate deadlines each Friday and gain a greater understanding of the week's global events.…
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Register by 5/20: The Hague Symposium on Post-Conflict Transitions & Int'l Justice
We are professionalizing “Post-Conflict” transitions.
Like you, we understand that transitioning a society from conflict to stability is the hardest single task facing our field. Where others have failed, our graduates will succeed.
…
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PSR 4/26 + FEATURED EVENT
IPSI's Peace & Security Report (PSR) is a concise weekly e-publication intended to brief busy students, academics, advocates, and practitioners in the conflict management community on pertinent global news, events, and trends. The PSR empowers us all to take a step back from our immediate deadlines each Friday and gain a greater understanding of the week's global events.…
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Final Call for Apps! Intensive June-July Peacebuilding Skills Training + MA Academic Credit + Post-Graduate Certificate
Would a Post-Graduate Certificate in "International Conflict Management" from the world's preeminent training program be beneficial for your career? Are you interested in expanding your professional network to include the world's brightest minds and the field's premier practitioners/ world leaders/ employers? Do you feel like there is a gap between your theoretical knowledge and your toolkit of practical skills? …
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Peace & Security Report - 4/19/2013
IPSI's Peace & Security Report (PSR) is a concise weekly e-publication intended to brief busy students, academics, advocates, and practitioners in the conflict management community on pertinent global news, events, and trends. The PSR empowers us all to take a step back from our immediate deadlines each Friday and gain a greater understanding of the week's global events.…
Added by Cameron M. Chisholm on April 19, 2013 at 11:52am — No Comments
Uncle Sam wants....YOUR money
Correction: Uncle Sam wants your money unless you are among the country’s largest U.S. corporations (e.g., GE, Microsoft, IBM, Exxon, Chevron). As reported in that radical rag, the Wall Street Journal, 60 of those large corporations “parked a total of $166 billion offshore last year” shielding anywhere from 40 percent to 100%…
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Peace & Security Report - 4/12/2013
IPSI's Peace & Security Report (PSR) is a concise weekly e-publication intended to brief busy students, academics, advocates, and practitioners in the conflict management community on pertinent global news, events, and trends. The PSR empowers us all to take a step back from our immediate deadlines each Friday and gain a greater understanding of the week's global events.…
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Dr. William Zartman: Join me in Italy at the Johns Hopkins Bologna Center
Dear Friends, Colleagues, and Global Peacebuilders,
In the last few years, we have seen a proliferation of summer programs in peacebuilding, which is a positive development for the field in general. We have come a long way! That said, I am extremely confident that one summer program is c…
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Peace & Security Report - 4/5/2013
IPSI's Peace & Security Report (PSR) is a concise weekly e-publication intended to brief busy students, academics, advocates, and practitioners in the conflict management community on pertinent global news, events, and trends. The PSR empowers us all to take a step back from our immediate deadlines each Friday and gain a greater understanding of the week's global events.…
Added by Cameron M. Chisholm on April 5, 2013 at 9:06am — No Comments
Peace & Security Report - 3/22/2013
IPSI's Peace & Security Report (PSR) is a concise weekly e-publication intended to brief busy students, academics, advocates, and practitioners in the conflict management community on pertinent global news, events, and trends. The PSR empowers us all to take a step back from our immediate deadlines each Friday and gain a greater understanding of the week's global events.…
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Peace & Security Report 3/8/2013: Happy Int'l Women's Day!!!
IPSI's Peace & Security Report (PSR) is a concise weekly e-publication intended to brief busy students, academics, advocates, and practitioners in the conflict management community on pertinent global news, events, and trends. The PSR empowers us all to take a step back from our immediate deadlines each Friday and gain a greater understanding of the week's global events.…
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Srebrenica - The guide for the perplexed
Over a decade and a half after the event Srebrenica continues to be engulfed in heavy fog. Messages about Srebrenica can be divided in two categories. The first a myth about three days on July 1995, a simplistic story line for…
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Scholarship Apps due in 5 days: IPSI Summer Peacebuilding Trainings
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Peace & Security Report - 3/1/2013
IPSI's Peace & Security Report (PSR) is a concise weekly e-publication intended to brief busy students, academics, advocates, and practitioners in the conflict management community on pertinent global news, events, and trends. The PSR empowers us all to take a step back from our immediate deadlines each Friday and gain a greater understanding of the week's global events.…
Added by Cameron M. Chisholm on March 1, 2013 at 11:42am — 2 Comments
What to do instead of bombing Iran?
Here is a lecture I held at the World Peace Academy in Basel, Switzerland. I show here some pf my photos from my Iran trip, I outline why the present Western policies on Iran are counterproductive and, third, what must be done instead. It's only a hint - so much can be done to both prevent a looming war and to build trust.
I'd be happy to receive your comments and for your sharing it throughout your system.…
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What's The Problem With Iran?
What you mostly hear in the Western mainstream media is extremely biased.
This newTFF PressInfo 1-2013 outlines why a) what you hear is basically one-sided, demonizing and missed the relevant factors and the wider regional apsects - and b) what should be done instead. Because, if the present US-EU-NATO policy is maintained for long, it is bound to lead to war - whether intended or not.…
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Your weekly Peace & Security Report!
IPSI's Peace & Security Report (PSR) is a concise weekly e-publication intended to brief busy students, academics, advocates, and practitioners in the conflict management community on pertinent global news, events, and trends. The PSR empowers us all to take a step back from our immediate deadlines each Friday and gain a greater understanding of the week's global events.…
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This week's global Peace & Security News - Catch Up Here
IPSI's Peace & Security Report (PSR) is a concise weekly e-publication intended to brief busy students, academics, advocates, and practitioners in the conflict management community on pertinent global news, events, and trends. The PSR empowers us all to take a step back from our immediate deadlines each Friday and gain a greater understanding of the week's global events.…
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