Peace Studies Class of 2011 Honored
The Kroc Institute recognized peace studies graduates during commencement events.
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Student Wins Davis Peace Award
Notre Dame senior Molly Boyle has won a $10,000 grant for a project she designed to educate young mothers near Lima, Peru.
Kroc to Honor Peace Studies Class of 2011
Notre Dame master's and undergraduate students in peace studies will be recognized during commencement weekend events on May 20-21.
New Book Outlines Transition Strategy in Afghanistan
David Cortright's Ending Obama's War could not be more timely.
New Research Examines Untold Stories of Northern Ireland’s “Troubles”
Christian Davenport examined how individual families had been influenced by violence between 1968-98.
Introducing the Peace Accords Matrix
The Kroc Institute has launched the Peace Accords Matrix, a unique source of comparable data on comprehensive peace agreements.
Master’s Students Study the Business of Peace
Three master's students recently conducted field research in the Philippines, Rwanda, and Uganda to explore how business can contribute to rebuilding war-torn regions.
Scholar Studying Youth and Education in Post-war Sierra Leone
What has become of the country's young people 10 years after the war? Professor Cat Bolten is finding out.
U.N. Special Advisor to Deliver Hesburgh Lecture
Francis Deng will deliver the 17th Annual Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C. Lecture in Ethics and Public Policy on April 19.
Scholars Examine State Repression Worldwide
Christian Davenport and Ernesto Verdeja have been awarded a grant for research that aims to reduce state repression.
New Book Examines Role of Religion in Global Politics
Religion’s influence on politics has surged on almost every continent during the past 40 years, says a new book co-authored by Daniel Philpott.
Peace Studies Seniors Win Yarrow Award
Notre Dame peace studies seniors Shannon Coyne and Shanna Gast are the recipients of the Kroc Institute’s 2011 Yarrow Award.
CRS-Kroc Fellow to Research Catholic Peacebuilding
John Katunga is the Kroc Institute's 2011 Catholic Relief Services fellow.
Researcher Develops Web Tool for Reporting and Studying Human Rights Abuses Worldwide
A new Web-based tool developed by Christian Davenport will expand dramatically what academic researchers, international human rights advocates, journalists, students, and the public know about government repression.
Summer Research Grants for Undergrads
Notre Dame juniors interested in democracy, development, or peace-related issues can apply.
Kroc Responds to Middle East Tumult
Join us for a conversation with Kroc faculty on Feb. 9
New Faculty Specialize in Mediation
Julie Macfarlane and Bernie Mayer, well-known specialists in mediation, have joined the Kroc Institute as adjunct professors of the practice.
They’re Back! M.A. Students Return from the Field
Twelve Kroc master's students have completed five months of peacebuilding fieldwork in four countries.
New Book Examines Religious Violence in American South
Kroc professor Patrick Mason's new book shows how violence against Mormons was an important vehicle for reconciliation after the U.S. Civil War.
Announcing the 2011 Summer Institute on Teaching Peace
The Kroc Institute's weeklong Summer Institute is geared toward faculty seeking to launch or expand peace studies programs.
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