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Recent Publications by Program

Global Peace Operations

The Libyan War: A Diplomatic History by Emily O'Brien and Andrew Sinclair, preface by Richard Gowan

Annual Review of Global Peace Operations 2011

Strategic Trends, Dilemmas, and Developments in Global Peace Operations

Review of Political Missions

Archived Publications

Peacebuilding as Statebuilding

Shaky Foundations: An Assessment of the UN's Rule of Law Support Agenda

Civilian Capacity in the Aftermath of Conflict: Independent Report of the Senior Advisory Group

State-building and Political Change: Options for Palestine 2011 by Elizabeth Sellwood

State Capture and Organized Crime or Capture of Organized Crime by the State (Background Paper) by Camino Kavanagh

Archived Publications

Engagement on Development and Security: New Actors, New Debates

Engagement on Development and Security: New Actors, New Debates

Afghanistan Regional Project

Separating the Taliban from Al-Qaeda: The Core of Success in Afghanistan | A CIC Study
Alex Strick van Linschoten and Felix Kuehn

Is a Regional Pact to Stabilize Afghanistan Possible? by Tom Gregg

Drug Production and Trafficking, Counterdrug Policies, and Security and Governance in Afghanistan by Jonathan Caulkins, Mark Kleiman, and Jonathan Kulick

Archived Publications

Humanitarian Action in a New Security Era

The State of the Humanitarian System by Paul Harvey, Abby Stoddard, Adele Harmer, Glyn Taylor with Victoria DiDomenico and Lauren Brander

Archived Publications

Resource Scarcity, Climate Change, and Multilateral Cooperation

Sustainable Development Goals – a useful outcome from Rio+20? by Alex Evans and David Steven

Making Rio 2010 work | Setting the stage for global economic, social and ecological renewal by Alex Evans and David Steven

Global food crisis: Counting the real cost of biofuels by Alex Evans

Archived Publications

Strenghthening Multilateral Approaches to Nuclear and other WMD

Preparing for a Second Nuclear Age by Fiona Simpson

Archived Publications

Managing Global Order

Rising Democracies and the Arab Awakening: Implications for Global Democracy and Human Rights

A Memo to Ban Ki-Moon by Richard Gowan & Bruce Jones

The G8 and the Threat of Bloc Politics in the International System by Bruce Jones & Richard Gowan with Emily O'Brien

The UN, the U.S. and international cooperation - what's on the horizon? - Event Transcript

Power and Responsibility: Building International Order in an Era of Transnational Threats

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Recent Press & Publications

Sustainable Development Goals – a useful outcome from Rio+20?
January 2012

Recent months have seen increasing interest in the idea that Rio+20 could be the launch pad for a new set of 'Sustainable Development Goals' (SDGs). But what would SDGs cover, what would a process to define and then implement them look like, and what would some of the key political challenges be? This short briefing Alex Evans and David Steven sets out a short summary of current thinking the issue, followed by thoughts about the way forward.

Read the full CIC report here.


Shaky Foundations

At a time of growing popular demand for representative politics, the protection of rights, and access to justice, this report by CIC's Camino Kavanagh and Dr. Bruce Jones examines the ability of the United Nations to provide 'rule of law' support to member-states and national reformers.

Read the full report Shaky Foundations: An Assessment of the UN's Rule of Law Support Agenda here.


The Libyan War: A Diplomatic History

In a new CIC paper, The Libyan War: A Diplomatic History, Emily O'Brien and Andrew Sinclair track multilateral efforts to manage the crisis from the first international responses to the uprising in Libya in February to the eve of the rebel assault on Tripoli in the second half of August. The report summarizes diplomatic negotiations across international and regional organizations ranging from the United Nations, NATO and the European Union to the African Union, League of Arab States and Organization of the Islamic Conference. A preface by Richard Gowan puts the crisis diplomacy in context, and offers observations about the state of multilateral cooperation post-Libya.

The Libyan War: A Diplomatic History by Emily O'Brien and Andrew Sinclair, preface by Richard Gowan


The Paradox of Proximity: India's approach to fragility in the neighborhood

In The Paradox of Proximity: India's approach to fragility in the neighborhood, the first of a series of papers on rising non-Western powers' policies towards fragile states, Nitin Pai explores India's strategy towards fragility in its region.

The Paradox of Proximity | India's approach to fragility in the neighbourhood

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