Voting And Violence In Cote D’Ivoire: The Challenge Of Conflict Prevention
By Mark Yarnell – United Nations peacekeepers, with significant support from France, launched strikes against the heavy weaponry of forces loyal to
April 4, 2011
Commentary
Viewpoint: Japan plant – who is in charge?
Despite efforts by Tokyo Electric Power Company’s (Tepco) engineers, the Self-Defence Forces, police and firemen, conditions there appear to have grown steadily
International Land Deals: A Destabilizing Trend in the Developing World
By Peter Klicker – A critical debate is emerging over the current surge in overseas land transactions. According to a recent World
March 31, 2011
Commentary
China’s Acquiescence on UNSCR 1973: No Big Deal
China‟s abstention on the UN Security Council Resolution 1973 vote on March 17, 2011, which authorized all measures, including military action, against
Diplomacy and Demining: A Step Forward in Landmine Removal
On Monday, Israel’s Knesset unanimously passed groundbreaking legislation to establish the first national mine action authority to begin clearing landmines inside Israel. Daniel Yuval,
March 16, 2011
Commentary
Mining and the Maoists
By Andrea Falkenhagen – The rapid growth of the mining industry in India’s mineral-rich states has escalated the decades-long battle between the
March 14, 2011
Commentary
Pakistan and the Bomb
Even during periods of significant leverage, Washington has not had the power to stop and reverse Pakistan’s nuclear trend lines. As
Voting And Violence In Cote D’Ivoire: The Challenge Of Conflict Prevention
By Mark Yarnell – United Nations peacekeepers, with significant support from France, launched strikes against the heavy weaponry of forces loyal to