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Event
Climate, Peace and Stability in SIDS and the Sahel: Lessons Learned and Next Steps
This UN General Assembly side-event was co-hosted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark, the United Arab Emirates, adelphi and UNU-CPR.
Project
Protecting Together
Identifying challenges confronting human rights and military components in volatile settings.
Event
Women in Water Management and Conflict Transformation
A Nexus Seminar Series event focusing on the role of water policy and gender relations in inclusive societal peace-building in Cyprus.
Project
Volunteer Security Outfits in North East Nigeria
Presenting evidence on conflict transitions and related programming for policymakers and practitioners.
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Governing Uncertainty
Surveying major trends that will shape the future of global governance over the next 30 years.
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The Security Council and Conflict Prevention: Entry Points for Diplomatic Action
Exploring how the Security Council can design and implement preventive diplomatic strategies in response to emerging, escalating, and acute crises.
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Paving Pathways to Peace Talks with Sanctions Exemptions?
Outlining the existing constellation of exemptions related to peace talks and identifying implications for policy practitioners.
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The Political Practice of Peacekeeping: How Strategies for Peace Operations are Developed and Implemented
Clear, evidence-based approaches for facilitating political resolutions to conflict.
Press Release
New Leadership at the United Nations University Centre for Policy Research
Dr David Passarelli has commenced his role as Executive Director of UNU-CPR in New York, while Adam Day will serve as UNU-CPR Director of Programmes.
Project
Back From the Brink: UN Preventive Diplomacy in West and Central Africa
The UN’s contribution to reducing the risk of conflict-related violence in The Gambia and Gabon.
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When Dictators Fall: Preventing Violent Conflict During Transitions From Authoritarian Rule
The contrasting ways countries transition out of authoritarian rule and how the UN can influence pathways away from violence.