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CENTER FOR PEACE
AND CONFLICT STUDIES
Policy Articles & Reports
How Commemoration Can Help Unite a Divided Libya (United States Institute of Peace, August 2023)
By David Wood; Mehdi Bchir
Development as a pathway for conflict prevention and recovery (UNDP, May 2023)
What role does nationalism play in China today? (Unravel, December 2022)
By Zheng Wang
The Ethics of Political Commemoration: The Stalin Museum and Thorny Legacies in the Post-Soviet Space (PONARS Eurasia, March 2022)
By Hans Gutbrod
STC & Political Context Update (Yemen Conflict Sensitivity Platform & Yemen Analysis Team April 2021)
By David Wood
Clash of Memories and Clash of Dreams: The Legacy of the Pacific War and the Future of the East Asian Peace, (The Wilson Center, Fall 2020)
by Zheng Wang
Dangers and Opportunities in the Coronavirus Crisis: U.S. - China and China - Japan Relations, (Social Science Research Council’s special series on “Covid-19 and the Social Sciences,” August 20, 2020)
by Zheng Wang
STC declaration of “self-administration” and ramifications for humanitarian actors, (Yemen Conflict Sensitivity Platform & Yemen Analysis Team May 2020)
By David Wood
Conflict Sensitivity of Aid in Southern Yemen and Aden, (Yemen Conflict Sensitivity Platform, April 2020)
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By David Wood
The Stabilization Facility for Libya - An Independent Strategic and Operational Review, (United Nations Development Programme, 2019)
By David Wood
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