This book explores the growth and development of the pacifist movement in historical English foreign policy, examining how foundational concepts of ‘Just’ War came to be replaced by a Christian anxiety and a concern…
This text by John Mearsheimer is a foundational theoretical work in the field of International Relations and outlines the inherently conflictual nature of great power politics. The piece explores the enduring nature of…
This article examines the failings of the Dayton Agreement and how the formalized peace accord has perpuated conflict in an increasingly fragile region. The text goes further by seeking to apply the lessons learned…
This article, composed of written narratives as well as professional photographs, attempts to capture post-Apartheid South Africa. It examines the positive and negative aspects of “peace” that has followed the end of…
This text is the official “Post-Conflict Reconstruction” page of the Government of the Netherlands and offers an example of state action and rhetoric towards peace. It emphasizes the need to fund local level…