Young’s groundbreaking research is the first to map out gender, race and color stratification among the global elite.

Carpenter will continue research on the laws of war and nuclear disarmament, while building partnerships, conducting outreach, and fundraising for the Lab.

The briefing note argues that a peacekeeping mission could help secure a durable peace in Afghanistan.

Severine’s new book details how everyday peacebuilding works in conflict zones.

Syropoulous’ research focuses on intergroup conflict in American society.

Five experts on UN peacekeeping discussed the possibility of conflict prevention in Afghanistan.

Fifteen scholars met this week at Human Security Lab to explore how the United Nations could to more protect Afghanistan from civil war. A peace mission could help.

Rehmat Baloch will present his dissertation research on “Conflict Transformation in Balochistan” at this September’s Conflict, Violence and Security workshop.

Graduating doctoral researcher will lead scholar-practitioner networks on civil-military relations and humanitarian affairs.

The US didn’t have to choose between leaving or staying. A Chapter VII UN-authorized emergency civilian protection operation could have saved Kabul, protected provincial capitals and led to a UN-brokered peace agreement, Carpenter wrote last week.

Human Security lab trains students to analyze the effects of nuclear, cluster munitions and landmines treaties.

Dr. Alexandria Nylen’s new work on anti-drone advocacy shows how successful global campaigns depend on their diversity and inclusivity.

Human Security Lab researchers present new work on human security norms at the Peace Research Institute of Frankfurt.

Cornell professor to share new research on gender, peacekeeping and security sector reform.

Professor Carpenter: unlike counterinsurgency, peacekeeping works.

Professor Carpenter, Leidner and Young will study the impact of ‘human security’ frames on the US national security establishment.

Professor Severine Autessere will speak in September about her new book, The Frontlines of Peace: An Insider’s Guide to Changing the World.

Charli Carpenter builds bridges between UMass’ Human Security Lab and the Peace Research Institute.

Race and gender inequality is endemic in global elite networks.

Human Security Lab Associate Director Kevin L. Young’s work on global corporate lobbying and networks of inequality among global elites has been featured in the University of Massachusetts-Amherst magazine.