High-level Dialogue on “Security, Justice, and the Future of Global Governance”
They were welcomed to the residence of the Dutch Ambassador by the Acting Deputy Chief of Mission, Joanne Balfoort, who noted that
November 21, 2014
Event
Global Economic Governance and its Importance for Security and Justice
Humanity faces a growing range of challenges – from political violence and environmental decay to cyber-insecurity and cross-border economic shocks –
November 21, 2014
Event
Policy Roundtable: The Road to Lima – Climate Governance, Adaptation and Technological Responses
Additionally, the roundtable served as a platform for the authors of the background papers for the Commission on Global Security, Justice &
November 6, 2014
Event
Supporting Transitions Towards Sustainable Peace and Security Through Community Policing
Supporting Transitions Towards Sustainable Peace and Security Through Community Policing: Design and Implementation in Transitional Environments The transition from military-provided stabilization measures
October 28, 2014
Event
The Escalating Shi’a-Sunni Conflict: Assessing The Role Of State Actors
In the second of four conferences on an increasing Shi’a-Shia divide in the middle east, from Iraq to Syria, Lebanon to the
October 28, 2014
Event
Stimson’s 25th Anniversary Gala
This year Stimson celebrated our 25th Anniversary with a gala, generously hosted by Ambassador Kenichiro Sasae of Japan at the Ambassador’s residence
October 23, 2014
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Iran and the Arab World After the Nuclear Deadline: Possible Scenarios
President Hassan Rouhani made clear during his recent trip to the United Nations General Assembly that if a nuclear deal is reached
October 23, 2014
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New Delhi: Expert Consultation on Cyber Security, Justice, and Governance
SESSION 1 Following an introduction on the Commission by Dr. Richard Ponzio, Head of the Global Governance Program at The Hague Institute
October 18, 2014
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US-Japan-Australia Cooperation: Prospects and Challenges
The United States’ alliances with Japan and Australia are among its most robust in the Asia-Pacific and serve as critical pillars to
October 17, 2014
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Dam Dilemmas: Competing Priorities for Development of the Mekong River
The determination of Laos to go ahead with the construction of two mainstream dams on the Mekong River despite the strong objections
October 8, 2014
Event
Japan’s Emerging Security Partnerships
Since his inauguration, Prime Minister Abe’s determination to expand Japan’s diplomatic presence around the world is reflected in the “diplomacy that takes
September 17, 2014
Event
The Escalating Shi’a-Sunni Conflict: Is It About Religion Or Politics?
In the first of four conferences on an increasing Shi’a-Shia divide in the middle east, from Iraq to Syria, Lebanon and even
