Accountability for Mass Starvation
Testing the Limits of the Law This project is a collaboration between WPF and Global Rights
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The Future of Ethiopia: Developmental State or Political Marketplace?
On the anniversary of Meles Zenawi’s death six years ago, the WPF has published a new Occasional Paper, “The Future of Ethiopia: Developmental State or Political Marketplace?” by Alex de Waal.
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The World Peace Foundation hosts an Occasional Paper series to address topics related to our thematic research areas. The Future
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“The Return of Famine?” Conference at Tufts University on May 4, 2018 The Crisis in Yemen: introduction by Greg Gottlieb,
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“The Return of Famine?” Conference at Tufts University on May 4, 2018 The Politics and Law of Starvation: introduction by
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“The Return of Famine?” Conference at Tufts University on May 4, 2018 Challenges of Humanitarian Action: presentations by Erin Boyd,
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“The Return of Famine?” Conference at Tufts University on May 4, 2018 Why has famine returned? Presentations by Dan Maxwell,
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Ecology of Military Corruption
Drawing on program manager Sam Perlo-Freeman’s research and expertise, and case study research conducted as part of the Compendium of
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Memories of Violence
Grappling with memory of mass atrocities was central to the emergence of transitional justice practices beginning in the 1990s (truth and
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Widespread and systematic violence against civilians–mass atrocities–is a priority for the WPF because of the devastating human, social, political and economic
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