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All items tagged conflictsOpen Think Tank ArticlesApril 6, 2012 | Is the Age of the Underdogs Here?Franco Pedroni: Civil society has long been or co-opted and appeased through the use of economic means. However, those means mean less today and global interconnectedness is higher than ever before. Are we seeing the emergence of the Underdogs as new global players? And where will the State-centric system end? ... MoreFebruary 28, 2011 | International Human Rights and State SovereigntyAnush Hayrapetyan: This research focuses on human rights and state sovereignty issues which very often contradict one another in current international relations. Individual States need to pay attention to fulfil human rights duties in within their own borders for both to be considered equally. ... MoreMay 22, 2008 | UN Peacekeeping - Struggling to Define 'Business as Usual'Ethan Christian Arrow: Raising the issue of UN legitimacy in matters of hard and soft power, a panel of speakers have recommended tailoring operations according to local needs. Perhaps running the UN more like a business and less like a Western power would produce better results for all concerned. ... MoreGlobal Must Read ArticlesApril 25, 2008 | "Existential Threats" Are Holding India BackIndia is confronted with a multitude of territorial claims from its neighbors. ++ The Asian giant is vulnerable to “the tyranny of geography.” ++ The pluralist democracy’s fragile and instable surroundings and the subsistence of contrasting beliefs, interests, and ideals in the region justify New Dehli’s cautious approach to contemporary international crisis situations ... MoreApril 3, 2008 | Success in Afghanistan Requires Emphasis on PakistanThe fate of NATO’s Afghanistan mission is strongly interlinked with developments in Pakistan. ++ Stability of both countries depends on an effective strategy to fight the Taliban/Al Qaeda in Pakistan’s tribal border areas. ++ Taliban’s capabilities against coalition forces in Afghanistan are a threat. ++ Joint US-Afghan-Pakistan military intelligence centers and counter-terrorism operations are ... MoreMarch 6, 2008 | Providing NATO with a New Strategic ConceptCurrently, NATO’s means are solely military. ++ Yet today’s most urgent task is to prevent crises by eliminating reasons for armed conflict, so force should be the ultimate resort. ++ To avoid becoming a hollow transatlantic alliance, NATO should adopt a global rather than a regional outlook, reinforce collaboration with the politically legitimizing UN, and especially work closer with members of ... MoreCommentsFebruary 9, 2011 | The imaginations of a gender-equal world...July 15, 2010 | I agree with authors that a peacebuilding...May 31, 2010 | The issue with any such conflict situation is:...January 8, 2010 | The same forces that steered the Bush...November 7, 2009 | There are a few pertient issues that ties...November 3, 2009 | Huntington's theory was formulated during the... |
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