Intellectual leadership for peace
A new Occasional Paper by Sam Perlo-Freeman, attempts to produce a global estimate, or rather a range of estimates of the financial size of the international arms trade. The paper also explains problems with the data, including for some of the largest western arms exporters, from whom one might expect a greater level of transparency: most notably, the USA.
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Access a series of posts by World Peace Foundation that detail 23 cases of corruption in the international arms trade
Read moreBelow is a script of the transcript with links to research supporting the claims made in the video and additional
Read moreBook Chapters Perlo-Freeman, S. ‘The United Kingdom’, chapter 5 in O. Ismail & E. Sköns (ed.) Security activities of external
Read moreThe below only includes publications by Dyan Mazurana through her WPF Fellowship. A more complete list of her research and publications
Read moreStarting this year, the WPF will offer two grants for students at The Fletcher School: one to support student group initiatives and a second for PhD research support.
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Alex de Waal’s new book, Mass Starvation (Polity Books, 2017).
Read moreOn January 9, 2005, the leaders of Sudan, Vice President Ali Osman Taha, and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement, John
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Alex de Waal joined a panel of U.S. policy makers, technical experts, and thought leaders on today’s famines and international response hosted by CSIS in Washington, DC on September 6. Video of the program is available through CSIS.
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