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Kategorie: International Crisis & Conflict Management

5 reasons why Trump’s Venezuela embargo won’t end the Maduro regime

14. August 2019 Gastbeitrag Geopolitics Returning, International Crisis & Conflict Management, Sanctions as Tools to Advance Human Security

Marco Aponte-Moreno, St Mary’s College of California The U.S. has announced an economic embargo on Venezuela, intended to put an end to President Nicolás Maduro’s authoritarian regime. In an Aug. 5 executive order, President Donald

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Why Afghanistan peace is key to rebuilding relations between the US and Pakistan

14. August 2019 Gastbeitrag Geopolitics Returning, International Crisis & Conflict Management

Scott Lucas, University of Birmingham and Umer Karim, University of Birmingham At times, the press conference in the White House was surreal. While Imran Khan, Pakistan’s prime minister, looked on, Donald Trump said he could

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Canada’s misguided Venezuela policy and the inhumanity of sanctions

14. August 2019 Gastbeitrag Human Security, International Crisis & Conflict Management, Sanctions as Tools to Advance Human Security

Ruby Dagher, Carleton University No matter what you believe in or who you believe, there is no denying that what Venezuelans are currently facing is horrific and morally unacceptable. Mainstream media reports and analyses suggest

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The Future of UN Peacekeeping Will Resemble What It Is Now

23. Juli 2019 Gastbeitrag International Crisis & Conflict Management

by Dennis Jett, PassBlue July 16, 2019 The United Nations was not even three years old when it launched its first peacekeeping mission in 1948. For the last 70 years, it has been continuously involved

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Iran and US refusing to budge as tit-for-tat ship seizures in Middle East raise the temperature

23. Juli 2019 Gastbeitrag Geopolitics Returning, International Crisis & Conflict Management

Tony Walker, La Trobe University In a world run ragged by multiple crises and an unravelling of American global leadership, military confrontation in the Gulf poses risks that extend well beyond the region itself. One

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  • How will Russia’s invasion of Ukraine affect global food security?
  • West Africa faces mixed food security impacts from the Russia-Ukraine conflict
  • How Russia-Ukraine conflict could influence Africa’s food supplies
  • The Participation-Protection Nexus: Beyond Securitization
  • Looking Beyond Conflict to Address Climate Change Impacts in the Women, Peace and Security Agenda

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  • Nonviolent Activism
  • Peace Logic vs Security Logic (Friedenslogik vs Sicherheitslogik)
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  • Sanctions as Tools to Advance Human Security
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