Intellectual leadership for peace
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.
Read moreThis interactive timeline charts the work of the AUHIP alongside key events in Sudan and South Sudan, with documents and photos.
Read moreThe Peace in the Horn of Africa program builds upon the WPF engagement with the African Union, including our 2016
Read moreAlex de Waal teamed up with Kenyan artist Victor Ndula to create two series depicting what de Waal calls the
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The concept of a ‘political marketplace’, developed by Alex de Waal, is gaining currency among diplomats, peacemakers, aid workers and
Read moreAlex de Waal has a new essay in the London Review of Books (39:12, 15 June 2017, pp. 9 – 12),
Read moreLast week’s declaration of famine in South Sudan was the first such declaration by the United Nations and associated agencies
Read moreOn 11 November 2016, the World Peace Foundation held consultations in Addis Ababa with policymakers and experts on the proposed
Read moreKleptocracies are bad. A kleptocracy going bankrupt is dangerous. The Enough Project should know better than to advocate it. One
Read moreAlex de Waal has a new essay introducing African Affairs‘ virtual issue on South Sudan. As the journal’s editors explain,
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