Since the inception of the Middle East Peace Process in 1991, arms control and regional security issues have been one of the most difficult areas to address. The establishment and functioning of the official multilateral Arms Control and Regional Security (ACRS) Working Group in the multilateral...

Taken from the content of the October 1992 meeting on Space Monitoring and Global Change, the contents of this IGCC paper range from means of assuring global cooperation in earth observation, potential systems and the practical difficulties of assembling and managing such systems.

Why Somalia failed, and why we should have known it would. Guarding against self-defeating uses of force.

Moving from a bipolar to a multipolar world: Coalition-building, diplomacy, and executive action.

Climate change may occur abruptly, within a decade—not gradually, over several lifetimes—with continued warming.

This is the third case study in the series Holding These Truths: Empowerment and Recognition in Action. This series presents case studies for a future conflict resolution textbook. It has been successfully piloted with several international classes. Those, who benefit most, stress the importance...

The following is an issue of IGCC's periodic Newsletter, detailing IGCC affairs and IGCC funded research initiatives.

To use a pessimistic but apt metaphor, ethnic conflict may be less like a common cold and more like AIDS—difficult to catch, but devastating once infected.