Intellectual leadership for peace
The World Peace Foundation stands with the African American-led movement demanding equality and justice and denouncing police brutality. Throughout history, Black-led justice movements—some originating in the US, but also from within Africa and across the diaspora—have resisted oppression and injustice, and have inspired others to do the same. Today is no different.
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This paper presents a preliminary typology of arms trade intermediaries as encountered in the more than 40 cases of corruption in the compendium.
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WPF is dedicated to critical political thinking during the COVID-19 emergency. The most important moment to think critically is when
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Peace in Sudan and South Sudan: Revisiting the “Literature of Accord” Twenty years ago, Yoanes Ajawin, one of the co-directors
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Published by the Journal of International Criminal Justice, in a special edition on Starvation and International Law.
Read moreThe World Peace Foundation’s ‘employee of the month,’ is an award bestowed on someone or something that contributes to keeping
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Creating a peaceful political order in South Sudan often seems like trying to cage a torrent: however creative the formula, however forceful its application, the water always escapes.
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This new Occasional Paper by Dan Maxwell, Henry J. Leir Professor in Food Security at the Friedman School of Nutrition, Science, and Policy, is produced as part of the Conflict Research Programme.
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Event rescheduled. New date and time to be announced.
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Red Flags and Red Diamonds: the warning signs and political drivers of arms trade corruption, a new report by Dr. Sam Perlo-Freeman
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