Transitional justice after oppression: Complexity and effectiveness

Transitional justice after oppression: Complexity and effectiveness

2012•05•08

Transitional justice processes after the fall of authoritarian regimes across Eastern Europe and Latin America have been complex and diverse. But were they effective?... »

Can a civil society watchdog boost arms export compliance?

Can a civil society watchdog boost arms export compliance?

2012•04•03

Civil society groups continue to push for improved functioning of the EU arms transfer regulatory framework in the wake of the Arab Spring. »

Human security in Japan after the 11 March disasters

Human security in Japan after the 11 March disasters

2012•03•29

The human security concept focuses on the protection and well-being of people rather than on the defense of nations and should be applied to natural disasters. »

Atoll islands and climate change: disappearing States?

Atoll islands and climate change: disappearing States?

2012•03•01

For island States that could be submerged by sea level rise and increased coastal erosion, how to preserve statehood is a key question. »

Social protection lessons from Cambodia’s garment workers

Social protection lessons from Cambodia’s garment workers

2012•02•16

Among fragile states, Cambodia stands out in its achievement of a relatively well-enforced, solidly institutionalized labour rights regime. »

Climate change victims

Climate change victims

2011•12•01

Climate change victims are people impacted or likely to be impacted by climate change, while lacking adequate social and economic capital to adapt or relocate. »

Siblings, but not twins: POC and R2P

Siblings, but not twins: POC and R2P

2011•11•01

Dr. Vesselin Popovski examines the concepts of “Protection of Civilians“ and “Responsibility to Protect“ with particular reference to Libya. »

Assessing NATO's involvement in Libya

Assessing NATO’s involvement in Libya

2011•10•27

Prof. Ademola Abass argues for the need to sanctify relations between the UN and regional organiza-
tions, illustrating with the case of NATO in Libya. »

Immigration and social protection in the Netherlands

Immigration and social protection in the Netherlands

2011•08•08

UNU research looks at the mismatch between immigrants' contributions and their social entitlements. »

Local perspectives on international peacebuilding

Local perspectives on international peacebuilding

2011•06•07

Establishing local ownership of peacebuilding activities enhances the ability of the international community to facilitate sustainable peace. »

Fighting the Colonel: UN Security Council sanctions on Libya

Fighting the Colonel: UN Security Council sanctions on Libya

2011•05•10

Vesselin Popovski looks at the history and latest battles between Colonel Qaddafi's Libya and the international community. »

Natural disasters and human security

Natural disasters and human security

2011•04•29

Traditionally applied to armed conflict situations, the human security approach also offers us much in responding to natural disasters. »