The UN Security Council in an Age of Great Power Rivalry

An assessment of the Council’s ability to adapt and innovate in the face of new challenges over the past two decades.

It's Broke, So Fix It: Humanitarian Response in Crisis

The current global humanitarian system is in crisis and will have to be fixed in order for it to stay relevant.

Intrastate-based Armed Conflicts: Overview of Global and Regional Trends (1990-2013)

A disaggregation of the data of major recent trends in violent conflict by levels of conflict intensity, subregions, and countries.

Osamu Saito

Ram Avtar

The Sustainable Development Goals: Gruesome Sausage-Making?

David Malone examines the process of developing the Sustainable Development Goals, which has been messy at best.

Sustainable Development Goals and Disaster Risk Reduction

The symposium will explore linkages between the SDGs and DRR.

Measuring Illicit Activities: Will It Be Worth the Trouble?

The proposed Sustainable Development Goals call for detailed monitoring of global illicit activities, but will it be worth it?

Towards the 2015 NPT Review Conference

The eighth Review Conference of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and whether it was as successful as accounts suggest.

Now is the Time to Strengthen Japan-India Ties

India and Japan have a number of converging or complementary interests that should push them towards a closer partnership.