Global perspectives on peacebuilding. Building peace in Europe. Multilateralism in transition.
While the Cold War and post-Cold War periods have been propitious for multilateral arms control and disarmament agreements, in recent years this cooperative approach has been challenged by great-power politics and unilateralism.
The third policy brief of this series explored why it is important to develop an inclusive mindset and take steps to overcome some of the biases we develop.
There’s an old saying: “You can’t control what happens to you, but you can control your response.” Much of the change taking place in our world, is well beyond our control. And, managing in these turbulent times may make the new normal, feel like anything but.
In this podcast, Dr Suzanne Loftus, Professor of National Security at the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies in Garmisch-Partenkirchen interviews Ms Christina Orisich, Deputy Head and Head of Executive Education at the Geneva Centre for Security.
Human shields are increasingly used in modern conflicts, exposing civilians and other protected persons to high risk of death and injuries.
Undoubtably, the COVID-19 crisis has created the largest disruption to education systems in recent history. For executive education, it has accelerated online learning to the extent which learning innovation professionals could only have imagined pre-pandemic.
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