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The Hague Institute has released the two final reports for its project ‘Water Diplomacy: Making Water Cooperation Work’. The two publications present research findings…
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The Hague Institute has now made available the full final report of its project ‘Governance of Climate Change Adaptation in Small Island Developing States…
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The Hague Institute will lead a new 4-year project that aims to help reduce some of the gaps in governance and economic development within…
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On 14 June The Hague Institute and its project partners organized a workshop to present and discuss findings of the research project ‘Employment for Stability’ -“Does…
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Based on numerous interviews with officials, NGO experts, and academics, this report carefully addresses the steps the US government took in terms of mass…
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This report is the final project output of “Governance of Climate Change Adaptation in Zanzibar”, which aimed to identify adaptation measures for Zanzibar and other…
The Hague Institute has published a new report, entitled “In the Shadow of Syria: Assessing the Obama Administration’s Efforts on Mass Atrocity Prevention.” It…
News BriefThe Hague Institute finds that collaborative governance – the involvement of non-formal stakeholders and leaders, especially at the community level, in processes of planning and decision-making – is an important component in addressing structural causes of violence and sustaining peace.
Relying on evidence identified by research in the fields of education and peacebuilding, the paper argues that schools should be a forum in which…
This 30-month research project seeks to assess and measure how formal and non-formal education can mitigate and prevent the escalation of violent conflict in fragile…
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