Torture data matters for peace: Presenting the Global Torture Index
Torture data matters for peace: Presenting the Global Torture Index
The Right To Free Secondary Education: is it the right time?
The Right To Free Secondary Education: is it the right time?
Contesting Rights in Urban Development
Contesting Rights in Urban Development
Grammatical Sexism in Spanish
Grammatical Sexism in Spanish
Human Rights in the Future of Emerging Virtual States
Human Rights in the Future of Emerging Virtual States
¿OnlyFans? Derecho a la propiedad intelectual de los creadores de contenido
¿OnlyFans? Derecho a la propiedad intelectual de los creadores de contenido
Drawing on four years of field research in two of the most conflict-ridden areas, the Colombian Department of Arauca and the Venezuelan State of Apure and the Colombian Department of Nariño and the Ecuadorian Province of Esmeraldas, this paper identifies conflict dynamics in Colombian border areas and their contributions to
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James Lovelock, author of Gaia: A New Look at Life on Earth, smartly points out that, “for each of our actions there are only consequences”. While we understand this concept at face value, rarely do we stop to consider the multifaceted impacts of our actions. Reflecting on the manufacturing, transportation,
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Dipo Djungdjungan Summa argues that (female) beauty can't be "natural", as it is always related to the preferences of dominant social groups, and therefore an expression of power.
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The Beijing Olympics have become a focus point for environmental policy discussions, including the enormity and complexity of the global climate change challenge. In this article, David Chalmers discusses China's contribution to climate change and the human security implications of the carbon tariffs that seem likely to result.
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A new phenomenon is taking shape across the developing world, threatening to heighten resource-related conflict, particularly in Africa. Referred to as land leasing, land selling or land grabbing, it affects Africa more than any other region, where land is more than a factor of production, but a lifeline to an
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A Special Issue: Violence in Latin America and the Caribbean Author: Ross Ryan Originally Published at Peace and Conflict Monitor on: 04/01/2012   In putting together this special collection of articles for the Peace and Conflict Monitor and highlighting the problem of violence in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC)
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Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's address to the National University of Timor-Leste, 16 August 2012.
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August 23, 2005 remains in history as a turning point for many of us and specifically for the residents of New Orleans. On this day, the infamous Hurricane Katrina was born in the Bahamas. It swiftly transformed itself into a category one hurricane and crossed over to South Florida, killing
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