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Global Outlook: Contemporary Peace Research and Practice
Five Conflicts to Keep an Eye On in 2024
By Tobias Ide | 15 January, 2024
In 2024, five conflicts have potentially far-reaching consequences and international attention could be crucial in making a difference for those affected.
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The Way We Were
By Nassrine Azimi | 02 January, 2024
From Jewish school days in Tehran, to a wish and a prayer from Hiroshima.
Exposing the Emerging Orientalist Narrative of Peace and Security for Afghanistan Part I
By Bashir Mobasher and Zakira Rasooli | 04 December, 2023
A growing number of self-proclaimed Afghanistan observers in the West propagate the notion of a 'safe' and 'peaceful' Afghanistan under the Taliban.
Exposing the Emerging Orientalist Narrative of Peace and Security for Afghanistan Part II
By Bashir Mobasher and Zakira Rasooli | 04 December, 2023
What visitors to Afghanistan can fail to recognise is the stark disparity between their experiences and the experiences of the local population.
Turning the Gaza Ceasefire into a Circuit-Breaker
By Ramesh Thakur | 27 November, 2023
Israelis and Palestinians have to somehow draw a line under the past – or they will face a future of chaos.
Scaling the Wall of Grief in Israel and Palestine
By Lisa Schirch | 17 October, 2023
Scaling the wall of grief requires us to understand history. Stories of the intertwined history of European Christians, Jews, and Palestinian Muslims and Christians are grappling hooks to help us begin to scale this wall.
The views and opinions expressed in Global Outlook are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Toda Peace Institute.
Five Conflicts to Keep an Eye On in 2024
By Tobias Ide | 15 January, 2024
In 2024, five conflicts have potentially far-reaching consequences and international attention could be crucial in making a difference for those affected.
To see the full list of Global Outlook articles, click here
The Way We Were
By Nassrine Azimi | 02 January, 2024
From Jewish school days in Tehran, to a wish and a prayer from Hiroshima.
Exposing the Emerging Orientalist Narrative of Peace and Security for Afghanistan Part I
By Bashir Mobasher and Zakira Rasooli | 04 December, 2023
A growing number of self-proclaimed Afghanistan observers in the West propagate the notion of a 'safe' and 'peaceful' Afghanistan under the Taliban.
Exposing the Emerging Orientalist Narrative of Peace and Security for Afghanistan Part II
By Bashir Mobasher and Zakira Rasooli | 04 December, 2023
What visitors to Afghanistan can fail to recognise is the stark disparity between their experiences and the experiences of the local population.
Turning the Gaza Ceasefire into a Circuit-Breaker
By Ramesh Thakur | 27 November, 2023
Israelis and Palestinians have to somehow draw a line under the past – or they will face a future of chaos.
Scaling the Wall of Grief in Israel and Palestine
By Lisa Schirch | 17 October, 2023
Scaling the wall of grief requires us to understand history. Stories of the intertwined history of European Christians, Jews, and Palestinian Muslims and Christians are grappling hooks to help us begin to scale this wall.
The views and opinions expressed in Global Outlook are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Toda Peace Institute.