Kroc Institute

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Focused on understanding the causes of violent conflict and strategies for building peace. Undergrad, master's, & Ph.D. programs. @NotreDame @KeoughGlobalND

Notre Dame, Indiana, USA kroc.nd.edu Joined March 2009

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Kroc Institute @KrocInstitute Aug 17

Join the Kroc Institute Strategic Peacebuilding Academy (KI-SPA) for our 3rd annual gathering at the University of Notre Dame. This year's theme is Constructing Peacebuilding Futures.

Learn more and apply now: kroc.nd.edu/ki-spa

Kroc Institute @KrocInstitute Jul 10

El Instituto Kroc invita al lanzamiento de sus primeros informes territoriales (2016-2025). Conoce los avances, retos y análisis comparados de 4 subregiones PDET clave: Alto Patía y Norte del Cauca, Chocó, Sur de Tolima y Urabá Antioqueño.

Regístrese aquí go.nd.edu/789913

Kroc Institute @KrocInstitute Jun 24

To build lasting peace in Afghanistan, the UN must look beyond the Taliban.

Aref Dostyar argues that UNAMA's current approach suffers from a critical blind spot: the exclusion of Afghan political opposition and civic voices.

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8am.media Why Afghanistan Opposes the UN Mission but Still Needs It The mandate of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has faced serious criticism from various domestic factions as

Kroc Institute @KrocInstitute Jun 20

With news of a tentative deal to end the war in Iran, Mary Ellen O'Connell emphasizes that true conflict transformation cannot happen overnight.

Read the full expert analysis on the fragile road to peace: go.nd.edu/61e16c

www.osvnews.com Trump and Iran reach tentative deal to end war, but obstacles to peace remain After President Donald Trump, Pakistani mediators, and Iranian officials said a framework has been reached for a deal to end the war in Iran, a Catholic expert in peacekeeping said that while there...

Kroc Institute @KrocInstitute Jun 19

Foreign policy expert David Cortright argues that traditional sanctions aren't enough to secure a stable agreement with Iran. Instead, true diplomatic success relies on economic statecraft, balancing smart pressures with real economic incentives.

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nationalinterest.org Why an Iran Deal Needs Economic Statecraft Sanctions removal and coercion alone are not likely to induce Iran to abandon or curtail its nuclear program.