Peace Studies Seniors Win 2012 Yarrow Award
Melissa Wrapp and Patrick McCormick will be honored for their academic excellence and commitment to service in peace studies.
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Students Seek to Build Peace Through Business
Peace studies master's students joined their MBA and law school classmates in field visits to Guatemala, Egypt, Ethiopia, and Mindanao in the Philippines.
New Kroc-CRS Fellow to Focus on the Philippines
Bishop Colin Bagaforo will conduct research on interreligious dialogue.
New Research on Security for Aid Workers
Professor Larissa Fast has contributed to 7 new reports on enhancing the safety of staff of humanitarian organizations.
Peace Accords Matrix Used in Peace Negotiations
The Kroc Institute's database is increasingly being used as a tool in conflict zones.
Experts Recommend Strategy for U.S. Engagement with North Korea
Leading experts on North Korea (including Prof. George A. Lopez) urged U.S. officials and policymakers to undertake a strategy of engagement with Pyongyang as an important step toward restraining nuclear proliferation.
Master's Students Present Lessons Learned from International Internships
Master’s in peace studies students have spent the last two weeks presenting what they learned during their recent international internships.
New Kroc Internship Partnerships Established in Israel and Palestine
The new partner NGOs will serve as internship sites for several master’s students in peace studies.
New Edition of Classic Book on Conflict Resolution Published
Peter Wallensteen's Understanding Conflict Resolution has been released in its third edition.
Ph.D. Students Contribute Alternative Perspectives for Peace Process in Somalia
Their findings will be presented to policymakers in Washington and New York.
New Visiting Fellows Focus on Africa, Eastern Europe
Two scholar-practitioners have joined the Kroc Institute as visiting research fellows for the 2012 spring semester.
Molly Kinder to Receive Kroc Institute 2012 Distinguished Alumni Award
Molly is a 2001 Notre Dame graduate in political science and peace studies.
Research on Forgiveness Begins in Uganda
Professor Dan Philpott is exploring the practice of forgiveness among survivors of the two-decades-long civil war between the Lord’s Resistance Army and the Ugandan government.
Announcing the 2012 Student Peace Conference
This year's annual gathering takes place March 30-31.
Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen to Deliver Hesburgh Lecture
Mark your calendar for the Hesburgh Lecture on April 17. SOLD OUT.
Peace Studies Classes Begin this Week
Peace studies students enrolled in more than 50 peace-related courses today for the 2012 spring semester.
Research on ‘Russia’s 9/11’ Shows Unexpected Response to Extreme Violence
Political scientist Debra Javeline has been studying the aftermath of the 2004 tragic school hostage-taking in Beslan.
Undergraduates: Apply Now for Summer Research Grants
Notre Dame undergraduates are invited to apply for summer research grants offered by Notre Dame’s Kellogg Institute for International Studies and Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies
ScreenPeace Begins Feb. 2 with Film by ND Faculty Member about Iraq and Afghanistan War Veterans
This year's film festival begins with a Notre Dame faculty member’s film exploring post-traumatic stress disorder among Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans.
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