| Title | Author | Credentials | Keywords | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acholi Peace Conference in Juba Resolution | Africa, Africa, Lord's Resistance Army, Peace Process, Conflict Resolution, Juba Peace Accord | 2007 | ||
| E-Lecture on "Sport, violence and crime prevention" | Online lecture is organized by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime together with leading international experts in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice and is supported by the Faculty of Law and the Institute of Applied Computer Science and Information Systems of the University of Vienna, Austria. http://www.unodc.org/e-lectures/sport/ | Development, Human Security, Security and Crime Prevention, Conferences and Other Events | 2010 | |
| Financing the United Nations | Budget Making, History, UN Reform, United Nations, Finances, Peacekeeping | 2009 | ||
| The Humpty Dumpty Institute: Putting the Pieces Back Together | United Nations, Development, Other International Organizations | 2012 | ||
| Ugandan Deputy High Commissioner to Canada - Keynote Address | Africa, Uganda, Resource Conflict, Land and Property, Peacebuilding, Decolonization | 2007 | ||
| Connecting Scholars and Practitioners | Thomas Weiss | Presidential Professor of Political Science, Director of the Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies, The CUNY Graduate Centre, Former Chair of the ACUNS Board of Directors, Former Editor of Global Governance | Academia, Civil Society, Education, United Nations, Teaching Resources, International Law | 2009 |
| A Priority Agenda for the Next UN Secretary-General | Thomas Weiss and Peter Hoffman | Presidential Professor of Political Science at The Graduate Center of The City, University of New York, Director of the Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies (Weiss), Research Associate at the Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies, adjunct professor of Political Science at Hunter College (Hoffman) | UN Secretary General, Human Rights, UN Reform, United Nations, Security and Crime Prevention, Development | 2006 |
| Addressing 'So What?' Sovereignty and Humanitarian Intervention in a "Post-American World" | Alistair Edgar | Executive Director of ACUNS, Professor of Political Science at Wilfrid Laurier University | North America, United Nations, Military Intervention, Justice and Human Security, International Relations, Human Rights | 2010 |
| War, Elections and the Real Measure of Success in Afghanistan | Alistair Edgar | Executive Director of ACUNS, Professor of Political Science at Wilfrid Laurier University | Middle East and North Africa, Afghanistan, SAF, Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding, Counter-insurgency, Democracy | 2010 |
| Assessing Copenhagen: Where to Now on Climate | Lorraine Elliott | Senior Fellow in International Relations at the Australian National University | Europe, United Nations, Diplomacy, International Relations, Conferences and Other Events | 2010 |
| Global Leadership Dialogues | Lorraine Elliott | Professor of International Relations in the Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs in the College of Asia and the Pacific at the Australian National University (ANU) | Leadership | 2015 |
| Unprepared for Peace: A decade of decline in Canadian peacekeeping | A. Walter Dorn | Professor of Defence Studies at the Royal Military College and the Canadian Forces College | Canada, Peacekeeping, United Nations Reform | 2014 |
| Multiple Multilateralisms in the Post-Crisis Response: UN vs. G20 | Aldo Caliari | Rethinking the Bretton Woods Project, Centre of Concern | North America, G20, Other International Organizations, United Nations, International Relations, Multilateralsm | 2011 |
| Colloquium Outcomes - Re-engaging with the UN | Alessandra Pecci, Michael Platzer, and Donnell Davis | Rapporteur (Pecci), Academic Council for the United Nations System (Platzer), Vice-President UNAA Queensland, Governing Council NGO Representative, UN Habitat, Commonwealth Human Ecology Council (Davis) | Asia and the Pacific, Human Rights, International Law, United Nations, Conferences and Other Events, Multilateralism | 2008 |
| Organizational Culture, System Evolution, and the United Nations of the 21st Century | Alisa Clarke | President Global vision Institute | International Non-Governmental Organizations, United Nations Reform, United Nations | |
| Justice and the Politics of Peace building: Comparing Experiences in Kosovo, Cambodia and Northern Uganda | Alistair Edgar | Executive Director, ACUNS, and Professor of Political Science at Wilfrid Laurier University | Africa, Asia and the Pacific, Reconciliation, Justice, Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding, Comparative Case Studies | 2010 |
| Challenges Facing Small States at the UN | Ambassador Vanu Gopala Menon | Permanent Representative of Singapore to the United Nations | Latin America and the Caribbean, Small States, UN Reform, United Nations, International Relations, Diplomacy | 2009 |
| United Nations Security Council Reform: Thoughts on a Possible new Canadian Approach | Andrew Caddell | The United Nations and Commonwealth division of the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (Canada) Senior Policy Advisor from 2003 to 2007 | North America, Middle Power, UN Reform, United Nations, History, Security Council | 2007 |
| Canada in Haiti: Considering the 3-D Approach | Andrew S. Thompson | Haiti Campaign Coordinator, Amnesty International Canadian Section | Latin America and Caribbean, Peacebuilding, Intervention, Development, Canada, Foreign Aid | 2005 |
| Putting the Pieces Together Towards a Unified Approach to Prevention at the UN | Andrew Tomlinson | United Nations, Diplomacy, Peacebuilding, Conflict Resolution | ||
| Geopolitics of Energy: the Arab McFB 'Spring' | Anis Bajrektarevic | Acting Deputy Director of Studies EXPORT EU-ASEAN-NAFTA, Professor and Chairperson, International Law and Global Political Studies, University of Applied Sciences IMC-Krems | Middle East and North Africa, Neo-imperialism, Conflict in the Middle East, International Relations, Energy Security, Arab Spring | 2011 |
| Preventive Diplomacy: No Asian Century without the pan-Asian Institution | Anis Bajrektarevic | Acting Deputy Director of Studies EXPORT EU-ASEAN-NAFTA, Professor and Chairperson, International Law and Global Political Studies, University of Applied Sciences IMC-Krems | Asia and the Pacific, Future Conflict, International Organizations, International Institutions, Security, ASEAN | 2011 |
| Why Kyoto will Fail Again | Anis Bajrektarevic | Middle East and North Africa, Environment, International Relations, Economy, Energy Security, Kyoto Accord | 2012 | |
| European JHA Diplomacy | ANIS H. Bajrektarevic | Acting Deputy Director of Studies EXPORT EU-ASEAN-NAFTA, Professor and Chairperson, International Law and Global Political Studies, University of Applied Sciences IMC-Krems | Europe, Islam, Immigration, Terrorism, Border Control, Justice-Home Affairs | 2004 |
| The African Standby Force: A Solution to African Conflicts? | Batware, Billy | MA Peace and Conflict Studies, European Peace University | Africa, African Union, Peacekeeping, Peacbuilding, Security and Crime Prevention, Peace and Conflict Study | 2011 |
| The Role of MNCs in the DRC | Batware, Billy | MA Peace and Conflict Studies, European Peace University | Africa, Resource Conflict, Democratic Republic of Congo, Development and Poverty Alleviation, Peace and Conflict Study, Human Rights | 2011 |
| Rwandan Ethnic Conflicts: A Historical look at root causes | Batware, Billy | MA Peace and Conflict Studies, European Peace University | Africa, Resources Conflict, Post-Imperilaism, Human Rights, Peacekeeping, Peacebuilding | 2012 |
| Who is to Blame for the Cambodian Tragedy? | Benny Widyono | United Nations Civil Servant and Diplomat in Bangkok, Santiago, New York, Cambodia (1963-1997), former UN Secretary-General's Political Representative to Cambodia | Asia and the Pacific, Peacebuilding, Khmer Rouge, International Law, International Relations, Cambodia | 2010 |
| An Agenda for Human Rights: Recommendations of an Eminent Persons Panel | Bertrand Ramcharan | First holder of the Swiss Chair of Human Rights at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva, Member of the Eminent Persons Panel on the Agenda for Human Rights, Former Acting UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, and ACUNS Member | Europe, Refugees, International Relations, Human Rights, Human Security, Universal Declaration of Human Rights | 2010 |
| Blue Helmet Forum Austria 2011 - International Disaster Relief Assistance - What Role for the Military | Billy Batware | ACUNS Vienna Liaison Intern | Europe, Foreign Aid, Humanitarian Aid, Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding, United Nations, UN Peace Operations | 2011 |
| Civil Society, Small and Emerging Powers and the UN | Carolyn M. Stephenson | Department of Political Science, University of Hawai'i at Manoa | Emerging Powers, Civil Society, Small States, United Nations, International Relations, Gender Issues | 2009 |
| The International Criminal Court: Capturing Public Attention | Charlotte Ku | Assistant Dean, Graduate and International Legal Studies, at the University of Illinois College of Law and former Chair of the ACUNS Board of Directors | Africa, Sudan, International Criminal Court, Justice and Human Security, International Law, International Relations | 2009 |
| Toward Understanding Global Governance The International Law and International Relations Toolbox | Charlotte Ku, Thomas Weiss (Eds.) | Executive Director, ASIL (Ku), Executive Director, ACUNS (Weiss) | International Governmental Organziations, UN Reform, Global Governance, International Law, International Relations, Teaching Resources | 1998 |
| The "Transnational Turn" in Multilateralism | Christer Jonsson | Professor Emeritus of Political Science at Lund University, Sweden, Chair of the ACUNS Board of Directors | Civil Society, Transnational Actors, United Nations, Intergovernmental Organisations, Multilateralism | 2011 |
| Canada as Pariah in International Climate Politics | Christian Holz | Currently SSHRC Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Ottawa's School of Political Studies | Canada, Climate Change, Public Policy | 2014 |
| Assessing the UN Security Council: A Concert Perspective | David Bosco | Assistant Professor, American University's School of International Service | United Nations, United Nations Reform, Diplomacy, Security Council, Ethics and Leadership, International Administration | 2014 |
| Just War Theory Project Publishes Volume in Journal of Military Ethics | Davis Brown | Just War Theory Project Director, Norwegian Defense University College | Europe, War, Armed Forces, Justice, Armed Conflict, Human Security | 2011 |
| The United Nations and Disarmament | Derek Boothby | Former Director of the Europe Division in the Department of Political Affairs, Former Deputy Transitional Administrator of the United Nations Transitional Administration in Eastern Slavonia, Baranja and Western Sirmium (UNTAES) | Europe, International Relations, Armed Conflict, Disarmament and Non-Proliferation, United Nations, Diplomacy | 2002 |
| Re-engaging with The UN Nations | Donnell Davis, Allesandra Pecci, Michael Platzer | Rapporteur (Pecci), Academic Council for the United Nations System (Platzer), Vice-President UNAA Queensland, Governing Council NGO Representative, UN Habitat, Commonwealth Human Ecology Council (Davis) | Asia and the Pacific, Human Rights, International Law, United Nations, Conferences and Other Events, Multilateralism | 2008 |
| Geopolitics of Energy | Dr. Anis H. Bajrektarevic | Of the GoE Editorial Board | Energy Security, Rio Summit, Future Conflict | 2012 |
| Suppressing Maritime Piracy: Exploring the Options in International Law | Elizabeth Andersen, Benjamin Brockman-Hawe, Patricia Goff | An ACUNS, American Society of International Law, and One Earth Future Foundation Workshop Report | Africa, Somalia, Piracy, Security and Crime Prevention, International Law, Maritime Shipping | 2010 |
| Path Emergence in Social Order: A Challenge to New Institutionalism | Event Report | United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA), and United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) | STEM Education, Technology Transfer, Gender Issues, Sustainable Development, MDG | 2013 - February 18 - March 19 |
| Canada: Absent and Invisible | Ferry de Kerckhove | Senior Fellow at the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa | Canada, Multilateralism and Regimes, UNGA, United Nations Reform | 2014 |
| New Technology and the Prevention of Violence and Conflict | Francesco Mancini | Senior Director of Research, International Peace Institute, and Adjunct Associate Professor at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs | Africa, Asia, Latin America, Violence Prevention, Social Media, Crisis Mapping, Big Data, Crisis, Elections | 2012 - April 25 |
| China, UN Reform and the Shifting Global Order: How does China fit into the UN's agenda of building a more peaceful, equitable, democratic, and ecologically sound world? | Gregory Chin | York University (Department of Political Science) and CIGI Senior Fellow | Asia and the Pacific, Multilateralism, UN Reform, United Nations, Diplomacy, China | 2009 |
| Human Rights Under Threat After 9/11 | Hans Corell | Former Legal Adviser of the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and former Legal Counsel of the United Nations | Human Rights, United States, United Nations, Guantanamo, UN Committee against Torture, Sweden | 2013 - May 10 |
| SISPR – Students Initiative for Security Policy Research Learning by Travelling and Intercultural Research | Helmut A. Prantner / Leila Salehiravesh* / Simon Tauer | Azad University in Tehran, United Nation Association of Austria, SISPR (Salehiravesh), United Nations Youth and Student’s Association of Austria, SISPR (Tauer) | The Middle East and North Africa, Security, Iran, Teaching Resources, Education, Strudents Initiative for Security Policy Research | 2010 |
| Internet and Governance in Egypt: A Story of Savage Grace | Ibrahim Saleh | Convenor of Political Communication at the Centre For Film & Media Studies, University of Cape Town | Middle East and North Africa, Civil Society, Media, Development and Poverty Alleviation, Free Press | 2009 |
| Journalism Curricula in the Arab Region A Dilemma of Content Context and Contest | Ibrahim Saleh | Convenor of Political Communications, Center for Film and Media Studies, at University of Cape Town, South Africa. Journalism Research and Media Education Section for the International Association for Media and Communication Research | Arab Spring, Education, United Nations, Media | |
| Journalism Education in MENA: Walking on egg shells | Ibrahim Saleh | Convenor of Political Communication at the Centre For Film & Media Studies, University of Cape Town | Africa, Middle East and North Africa, Civil Liberties, Education, Media, National Development | 2010 |
| Media Sexual and Reporductive Health Taboos in the Middle East and North Africa | Ibrahim Saleh | Convenor of Political Communications at University of Cape Town, South Africa | Middle East and North Africa, Inequality, Women, Health, Media | |
| The Bubble World of Polarization: Failing to Realize the Blind Spot in the Cartoon Controversy | Ibrahim Saleh | Convenor of Political Communication at the Centre For Film & Media Studies, University of Cape Town | Middle East and North Africa, Media, Islam, International Relations, Denmark, Cartoon and Allah | 2008 |
| What Underlies Children Media and Democracy in the Middle East and North Africa | Ibrahim Saleh | Convenor of Political Communications at University of Cape Town, South Africa | Middle East and North Africa, Media, Democracy, Education, Language | |
| When the Sweet Arab Spring Turns Sour | Ibrahim Saleh | Convenor of Political Communications at University of Cape Town, South Africa | Arab Spring, Middle East and North Africa, Development, Media | 2012 |
| Democracy and Good Governance | Iqbal Haider | Senior Advocate Supreme Court, Former Attorney General & Federal Minister for Law, Justice, Parliamentary Affairs & Human Rights in Pakistan | Asia and the Pacific, Pakistan, Good Governance, Justice, Separation of Powers, The State | 2011 |
| Mirror, Tool, or Linchpin for Change? The UN and Development | Jacques Fomerand | Former Director of the United Nations University Office in New York | Global Structures, Foreign Aid, Civil Society Development and Poverty Alleviation, United Nations, UNDP | 2008 |
| Gender Mainstreaming in an Insecure and Unequal World | Jane Parpart | Visiting Professor and Graduate Coordinator in the Centre for Gender and Development Studies at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago | Inequality, Human Security, UN Reform, Gender Issues, United Nations, Human Rights | 2010 |
| The Founding of the United Nations - International Cooperation as an Evolutionary Process | Jean Krasno | Distinguished Fellow at International Security Studies, Yale University, Lecturer in the Department of Political Science at the City College of New York | Use of Force, Diplomacy, History, United Nations, International Relations, Role of Secretary General | 2009 |
| The World Summit on Food Security and the People's Forum: Different Approaches to Addressing Global Hunger | Jennifer Clapp | Chair in Global Environmental Governance and Professor in the Balsillie School of International Affairs and the Environment and Resource Studies Department at the University of Waterloo | Europe, International Relations, Food Security, Justice and Human Security, Development and Poverty Alleviation, United Nations | 2010 |
| The Role of the United Nations in Forming Global Norms | Joe Stills | Former Vice-President of the United Nations Association of the United States of America, Former Associate Spokesman for Secretary-General, Former Director of the UN Information Center in Washington, D.C. | UN Security Council and General Assembly, Diplomacy, UN Reform, United Nations, International Relations, International Law | 2002 |
| Global Economic and Financial Governance | John Langmore | International Economic Integration, Diplomacy, International Law, Global Governance, Economy, United Nations | 2011 | |
| Innovative Sources of Development Finance | John Langmore | Development Finance, Language, History, Development, Economy, United Nations | 2011 | |
| Afghanistan Conference Report | Julian Wright | From the Institute for Research on Public Policy (IRPP) | Middle East and North Africa, Counter-insurgency, ISAF, Peacekeeping and Peacebilding, Development, Nation Building | 2005 |
| No Silver Bullet: Characteristics of Law-Compliant States | Kendall W. Stiles | Brigham Young University | International Law, International Relations, Annual Meeting, International Regimes, Theory | 2009 |
| UNESCO Islamabad Office | Kozue Kay Nagata | Ph.D, Director/Representative, UNESCO Islamabad, Pakistan | Asia and the Pacific, Foreign Aid, Development, United Nations, Education, Pakistan | 2011 |
| Reforming Development Cooperation at the United Nations: An analysis of policy position and actions of key states on reform options' by Silke Weinlich (Book review) | Leelananda De Silva | Senior official in the government of Sri Lanka | Reforming Development Cooperation, UN Reform, Diplomacy, United Nations, Development and Poverty Alleviation, Policy Analysis | 2011 |
| Regional Security Councils A Way Towards Reform | Leelananda De Silva | Served in the government of Sri Lanka from 1960-1977, involved in UN Negoitations as a member of the Sri Lankan delegation, Secretary-General of the 29th Annual Sessions of ECAFE (now ESCAP), acted as the Secretary of the Economic Committee of the Fifth Non-Aligned Summit held in Colombo in 1976. Since 1982 he has been a consultant to many UN bodies, working for over 30 countries in Asia and Africa | United Nations, Security Council, Small States, Middle Powers, UN Reform | |
| When Will Canada Rejoin the UN? | Lloyd Axworthy | Former President and Vice Chancellor of the University of Winnipeg | Canada, United Nations, Ethics and Leadership, Intergovernmental Organizations, National Governance, Responsibility to Protect | 2014 |
| UN Peacekeeping at Fifty | Louise Fréchette | Former Deputy Secretary-General, UN, CIGI Distinguished Fellow | Peace and Security, UN peace Operations, Military Intervention, Peacekeeping, United Nations, Peacebuilding | 1998 |
| Nuclear Energy and Global Governance to 2030: An Action Plan/ L'energie nucléaire et la gouvernance mondiale à l'horizon 2030 | Louise Fréchette (Chair), and Trevor Findlay | Director, Nuclear Energy Futures Project | Nuclear Energy, IAEA, Security, Disarmament and Non-Proliferation, International Relations, Energy Security | 2010 |
| Reforming the UN, One Step at a Time | Louise Frechette | Chair of the Board of CARE Canada and is a Member of the Board of CARE International. Former Deputy Secretary-General of the UN | United Nations, Peacekeeping, Security Council, Bretton Woods, United Nations Reform, Ethics and Leadership | 2014 |
| Mobilizing for refugee protection: reflections on the 60th anniversary of UNHCR and the 1951 Refugee Convention | Luise Druke | Visiting Scholar, Harvard Law School (IGLP) The UN refugee Agency Policy Development and Evaluation Service | History, International Law, Refugees, Justice and Human Security, Human Rights, United Nations | 2011 |
| Implementing the Human Right to Water in Canada | Lynda Collins | North America, Environment, Human Security, Development and Poverty Alleviation, Human Rights, Canada | 2007 | |
| UN, Development Policy and India | Manmohan Agarwal | Centre for International Governance Innovation | Asia and the Pacific, India, Foreign Aid, Development, Poverty Alleviation, Developing Countries | 2009 |
| Small, Middle and Emerging Powers in the United Nations System: A Caribbean Perspective | Martin Fischer | Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Barbados to the United Nations | Latin America and the Caribbean, UN Peace Operations, Military Intervention, United Nations, International Relations, Middle Power | 2009 |
| The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 60: The Human Rights F.R.O.N.T. at the United Nations | Mertus Mertus | UN High Commissioner for Human Rights ad interim from 2003 to 2004 and Deputy High Commissioner from 1998 to 2003 | Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Diplomacy, Human Security, Human Rights, United Nations, Informational Memorandum | 2008 |
| ACUNS at the UN Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Report | Michael Platzer | ACUNS Vienna Liaison Officer | Criminal Justice Report, International Law, Justice, Security and Crime Prevenetion, United Nations, UN Commissions | 2011 |
| Multimedia Stimulus Education: Teaching with Film | Michael Platzer | Crime and Justice, Teaching Resources, Film, Prison Reform, United Nations | ||
| The Political Economy of Peacebuilding - A critical Theory Perspective | Michael Pugh | Europe, Development and Poverty Alleviation, Political Economy, Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding, Foreign Aid, United Nations | 2005 | |
| Growing Pains: Assessing the First Seven Years of the International Criminal Court | Michael Struett | Assistant Professor of Political Science at North Carolina State University, Author of The Politics of Constructing the International Criminal Court: NGOs, Discourse, and Agency | Europe, International Criminal Court, Sudan, United Nations, International Law, Crime Prevention | 2009 |
| Combining Work in Academia with International Development Consulting | Nanette Svenson | Consultant for the United Nations Development Program | International Development , Academia, Civil Society, Education, Development and Poverty Alleviation, United Nations | 2011 |
| Global Governance for World Food Security: A Scorecard Four Years After the Eruption of the "Food Crisis" | Nora McKeon | Africa, Neo-Imperialism, Food Security, United Nations, Human Security, Justice | 2011 | |
| From Politics of War to politics of Peace - Northern Uganda: Whose War, Whose Peace & Whose Justice? | Okello Sunday Angoma | International Development Department PhD Candidate at University of Birmingham | Africa, Refugees, International Criminal Court, Justice, Peacebuilding, War | 2007 |
| Diez Años Después de Esquipulas: Mirando Hacia el Futuro (Espanol) | Oscar Arias Sánchez | Latin America and Caribbean, Spanish | 1997 | |
| Ten Years After Esquipulas: Looking Toward the Future (English) | Oscar Arias Sánchez | Latin America and Caribbean, Costa Rica, Peacebuilding, Arms Trafficking | 1997 | |
| Foreign Policy by changing balances of power? South Africa as a middle power at the United Nations | Paul-Henri Bischoff | Rhodes University, South Africa | Africa, Middle Power, Regionalism, Human Rights, Security Council, Global Governance | 2009 |
| Head T.O. Head- Summits in Canada in June 2010: THe Muskoka G8 meets the Toronto G20 | Peter Hajnal | Faculty Member at the University of Toronto | North America, G20, Muskoka Initiative, Other International Organizations, Health, BRICS | 2010 |
| The Power of Ideas and the Power of the State | Ramesh Thakur | Director of the Balsillie School of International Affairs, Distinguished Fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation, Professor of Political Science at the University of Waterloo, Member of ACUNS Board | Asia and The Pacific, United Nations, Education, Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding, Democracy, Peacebuilding | 2009 |
| Academic Impact Initiative: An Idea Whose Time Has Come | Ramu Damodaran | Chief, Academic Impact, Outreach Division, United Nations Department of Public Information | North America, Civil Sociery, UN Reform, United Nations, Education, Academia | 2009 |
| From Rhetoric to Practice: Operationalizing National Ownership in Post-Conflict Peacebuilding | Rhys Machold, Timothy Donais | Balsillie School of International Affairs (Machold), Wilfrid Laurier University (Donais) | Post-conflict, Civil Society, Development, Peacekeeping, United Nations, Peacebuilding | 2011 |
| The Agreement with Iran is a good thing | Ronald S. Mangum | Brigadier General (Retired); Professor, American Military University | Middle East, International Law | 2015 |
| NPT 2010: The Beginning of a New Constructive Cycle | Sameh Aboul-Enein | Former Deputy Ambassador of Egypt to the United Kingdom, Visiting Lecturer on Disarmament at London Diplomatic Academy | Nuclear Nonproliferation Treat, Middle East, Disarmament and Non-proliferation, International Law, Diplomacy | 2010 |
| Towards a Verified Nuclear Weapon Free Zone in the Middle East | Sameh Aboul-Enein and Hassan ElBahtimy | Visiting Lecturer on Disarmament University of Westminster, Member of a Multilateral Study Group on Missiles, Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (Aboul-Enein), Researcher at VERTIC, research associate at the Centre for Science and Security Studies at the War Studies Department (Elbahtimy) | Middle East and North Africa, Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, Disarmament and Non-proliferation, Security, Future Conflict, Weapons of Mass Destruction Free Zone | 2010 |
| Learning by Translation | Sana Shah | Student of Political Science, International Development and French Studies | Learning Resources, Education, Norms, Language, International Law, UN Recommendations | 2010 |
| For a Common Language of Justice | Slawomir Redo | UN Office for Drugs and Crime | Human Security, Crime Prevention, United Nations, Justice, Language, International Law | 2008 |
| Global Governance of Security and Crime Prevention: Lessons from the Caribbean | Susan Alfonso | The Caribbean Coalition for Development and the Reduction of Armed Violence and Women's Institute for Alternative Development | Latin America and Caribbean, Women, Gender Issues, Security and Crime Prevention, Armed Conflict, Haiti | 2009 |
| The Gravest Threat to India's National Security | Swadesh Rana | Senior Fellow at the World Policy Institute, New York, Visiting Fellow at the Institute for Defense Studies and Analyses, New Delhi | Asia and the Pacific, India,Terrorism, Security and Crime Prevention, Naxalites, Intra-State Conflict | 2010 |
| New Delhi Inaugural Meeting of Oceans Beyond Piracy- India Flags Issues of Shared Concern to South Asia | Swadesh Rana | Rana, Swadesh. Senior Fellow at the World Policy Institute, New York, Visiting Fellow at the Institute for Defense Studies and Analyses, New Delhi | Asia and the Pacific, Maritime Shipping, Piracy, Security and Crime Prevention, International Law, India | 2011 |
| A Template for Those at Risk: India's Response to Maritime Piracy 2010-11 | Swadesh Rana | OEF Project Adviser and Focal Point for South Asia and Former Chief, Conventional Arms Branch. Department of Disarmament Affairs. United Nations | Asia and the Pacific, Somalia, Piracy, Security and Crime Prevention, United Nations, Maritime Shipping | 2011 |
| Terropiracy: A Topic for BIMSTEC | Swadesh Rana | Senior Fellow at the World Policy Institute, OEF Fellow and Project Advisor with One Earth Future | Asia and the Pacific, Middle East and North Africa, Black Market, Security and Crime Prevention, Terrorism, Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) | 2010 |
| Can the NPT Regime be fixed or should it be abandoned? | Thakur, Ramesh, Jane Boulden and Thomas Weiss | Royal Military College of Canada (Boulden), Balsillie School of International Affairs (Thakur), Ralph Bunche Institute, The CUNY Graduate Center (Weiss) | United Nations, International Relations, Security, Disarmament and Non-Proliferation, International Law, Energy Security | 2008 |
| The UN - Adapting to the 21st Century Conference Report | The Centre for International Governance Innovation | Global South, development, UN Reform, United Nations, Conferences and Other Events, Security | 2009 | |
| The UN - Adapting to the 21st Century Conference Report | The Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) | Development, UN Reform, United Nations, Conferences and Other Events, Security | 2005 | |
| The Inherent Limits of Partnership in Contemporary Peace Operations | Thierry Tardy | Faculty Member at the Geneva Centre for Security Policy | Institutional Cooperation, United Nations, Armed Conflict, Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding, International Relations, UN Peace Operations | 2010 |
| Getting Our History Right: How Were the Equal Rights of Women and Men Included in the Charter of the United Nations? Forum for Development Studies | Torild Skard | Senior Researcher NUPI, formerly Deputy Secretary-General, Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Director for the Status of Women, UNESCO and Regional Director UNICEF | Gender Equality, History, Human Rights, Gender Issues, United Nations, UN Charter | 2010 |
| Promoting the status of women in the UN system Forum for Development Studies | Torild Skard | Senior Researcher NUPI, formerly Deputy Secretary-General, Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Director for the Status of Women, UNESCO and Regional Director UNICEF | Human Rights, UN Reform, Development, Gender Issues, United Nations, History | 2010 |
| Reproductive health and rights in the United Nations - normative action amidst political controversy and religious contestation | Torild Skard | Senior Researcher NUPI, formerly Deputy Secretary-General, Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Director for the Status of Women, UNESCO and Regional Director UNICEF | International Norms, UN Reform, Human Rights, Gender Issues, United Nations, History | 2010 |
| The Future of Nuclear Energy to 2030 and Its Implications for Safety, Security and Nonproliferation: Overview | Trevor Findlay | Director, Nuclear Energy Futures Project | Nuclear Energy, IAEA, Security, Disarmament and Non-Proliferation, International Relations, Energy Security | 2010 |
| The 2015 Post: Issue 1 May 2013 | United Nations Non-Governmental Liason Service | United Nations Non-Governmental Liason Service | Bali, Gender Equality, Women's Rights, 2015 MDGs, Nairobi, UN Millennium Campaign | 2013 - May |
| Improving Humanitarian Coordination: Common Challenges and Lessons Learned from the Cluster Approach | Vanessa Humphries | Project Manager at the Security Governance Group | 2012 Annual Meeting, Humanitarian Aid, NGO Coordination, Humanitarian Reform, Methodology, Master's of International Public Policy (MIPP) | 2013 - April 30 |
| Transatlantic Relations | Wendelin Ettmayer | Wendelin Ettmayer, Austrian Politician and Political Writer, Former MP and Ambassador | Europe, European Union | |
| World War 1: Why did European Diplomacy Fail - Could it Happen Today? | Wendelin Ettmayer | Former Ambassador in Finland, Canada and at the Council of Europe | Diplomacy, International Affairs, Europe, Armed Conflict | 2014-August 14 |
| The United Nations: Policies and Values for Accountability | Winston Sims | Counsel for current and former U.N. staff members in conflict with U.N. administration | United Nations, Leadership, Justice | 2015 |
| The International Responses to Mass Atrocities in Africa and the Criminal Regime in the Sudan | Andrea Marrone | Office of the Prosecutor | International Criminal Court | 2015 |
| The UN Administration of Justice: Redesign Panel Themes and Implementation | Winston Sims | Counsel for current and former U.N. staff members in conflict with U.N. administration | Redesign Panel, Independence, Administrative Decision, Management Evaluation, Individual Accountability, Corporate Accountability, Equality of Arms | 2016 |
| Is it Really Xenophobia in South Africa or an Intentional Act of Prejudice? | Ibrahim Saleh | Senior Lecturer & Convener of Political Communication, Centre for Film & Media Studies, University of Cape Town | Xenophobia, South Africa, Violent Society, Meditated Conflict, Acculturation | 2015 |
| United Nations Invocations of the 'Responsibility to Protect,' State Sovereignty and State Actions | Frencesco Manca, Max Stephenson Jr., Laura Zanotti | Manca—Deputy Director (ret.) Political and Civil Affairs office of UNIFIL; Stephenson—Professor and Director Virginia Tech Institute for Policy and Governance School of Public and International Affairs; Zanotti—Associate Professor Department of Political Science Virginia Tech | Responsibility to Protect, United Nations, Syria, Middle East | 2016 |
| The United Nations’ Internal Administration of Justice: The Management Evaluation Unit (MEU) | Winston Sims | Counsel for current and former U.N. staff members in conflict with U.N. administration | United Nations, Justice, Dispute Resolution, Management Evaluation Unit | 2016 |
| Convergence Culture and Youth Activism in Egypt | Ibrahim Saleh | Senior Lecturer at University of Cape Town (UCT) | Media and Communication | 2013 |
| Country-Level Aid Coordination at the United Nations - Taking the Resident Coordinator System Forward | Timo Mahn | United Nations, International Organizations | 2013 | |
| Driving the System Apart? A Study of the United Nations Integration and Integrated Strategic Planning | Arthur Boutellis | Director at the Brian Urquhart Center for Peace Operations at the International Peace Institute (IPI) | United Nations Reform | 2013 |
| Europe and the World or Snow White and the Seven Fallacies (Egmont Paper 61) | Sven Biscop | Director of the Europe in the World Programme at the Egmont - Royal Institute for International Relations in Brussels | International Relations | 2013 |
| A New Global Partnership: Eradicate Poverty and Transform Economies through Sustainable Development | High Level Panel on the Post-2015 Development Agenda | Post 2015 Development Agenda | 2013 | |
| Advancing Regional Recommendations for the Post-2015 Development Agenda | UN-NGLS | Post 2015 Development Agenda | 2013 | |
| Introducing the 2015 Post | The United Nations Non-Governmental Liaison Service | United Nations, Post 2015 Development Agenda | 2013 | |
| Issues Before the General Assembly and the Post-2015 Development Agenda | UN DPI/NGO Briefing | United Nations, Post 2015 Development Agenda | 2013 | |
| Leave No One Behind | Kristin Duquette | Founder of A Day in a Wheelchair Project at Trinity College | Disability, Human Rights | 2013 |
| Primer #1: Overview of UN Intergovernmental Processes to Define the “Post-2015 Development Agenda” | UN-NGLS is pleased to launch the first issue of its Post-2015 Primer Series | Post 2015 Development Agenda, Civil Society | 2013 | |
| Rule of Law: A Guide for Politicians | Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law | International Humanitarian Law, Human Rights | 2013 | |
| Science-Based Transboundary Water Management | Environmental Management | Environment | 2013 | |
| Street Republic in Egypt – From Bullets to Ballots | Ibrahim Saleh | Senior Lecturer at the University of Cape Town (UCT) | Journalism | 2013 |
| The Power of Global Norms | Denise Garcia | Sadeleer Research Faculty and Associate Professor at the Political Science Department and the International Affairs Program at Northeastern University in Boston | International Law, Treaties | 2013 |
| The UN Quest for the Protection of Human Rights – The Ninth Magna Carta Lecture | Dr Bertrand G. Ramcharan | Barrister-at-Law at Lincoln's Inn | International Human Rights Law, Human Rights | 2013 |
| Why a ‘water war’ over the Nile River won’t happen | Harry Verhoeven | University of Oxford | Environment, Early Warning and Disaster Risk Reduction | 2013 |
| Why Arming the Syrian Rebels is not the Answer | Denise Garcia | Sadeleer Research Faculty and Associate Professor at the Political Science Department and the International Affairs Program at | US Foreign Policy, Human Security | 2013 |
| Women’s role in Central Asia in view of the 2014 Afghanistan transition | H.E. Ambassador Ayoob M. Erfani | Ambassador and Permament Representative of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan to the United Nations and International Organizations in Vienna | Women, Peace and Security, Women's Rights | 2013 |
| The Way Forward | Kristin Duquette | Founder of A Day in a Wheelchair Project at Trinity College | Disability, Civil Society, United Nations | 2013 |
| Communication Perspective on Rising Nationalism and the Task of Integration in Germany: Exploring Solutions on How to Address these Issues | Julia Theilen | St John's University | Europe, Germany, Information and Communication Technology, Nationalism, Refugees, | 2017 |
| The Next-core of Global Governance Model Unveiled: The Synthesis of Open Globalization and Testing of a Built Intercontinental System | Adewale Muteeu Bakare | MPhil/PhD Researcher (International Relations) Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, Nigeria | Global Governance, United Nations System, International Relations | 2017 |
| Funding the Sustainable Development Goals: Current Trends and Potential Options | Mike Fleet | MA in Global Governance, Balsillie School of International Affairs | Sustainable Development Goals, Humanitarian Affairs, Funding, Delivering as One, United Nations | 2017 |
| The United Nations Internal Administration of Justice: Reporting of Misconduct and Retaliation: Whitle Blower Protection, the Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOSA) and the Ethics Office | Winston Sims | Counsel for current and former U.N. staff members in conflict with U.N. administration | Whistleblower Protection, Reporting of Misconduct and Retaliation, The Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS), The Ethics Office, Investigation, Shift in the Burden of Proof | 2017 |
| Promoting Culture of Prevention – Ensuring Necessary Resources and Management Capacities | Tadanori Inomata | Visiting Professor, United Nations University for the Institute for Advanced Study of Sustainability | UN Public Policy, Sustainable Development Goals, UN Charter, Global Governance, Agenda 2030 | 2017 |
| Conflict Prevention – Operational Perspectives | Michiko Kuroda | Visiting Professor, Mercy College | Peacekeeping, Peacebuilding, Timor-Leste, UNOTIL, UMIT | 2017 |
| Reviewing the Norms and Practices on Conflict Prevention | Sumihiro Kuyama | Board Member, UNA-Japan | UN Charter, Peacebuilding, UN Secretary General, Sustainable Development Goals, Peacebuilding | 2017 |
| Promotion of Cultural Goals, e.g. R2P and Nuclear Disarmament, as UN’s Public Policy | Tatsuro Kunugi | Board Member, UNA-Japan; Deputy Representative, Earth Charter Japan Committee | R2P, Nuclear Disarmament, Sustainable Development Goals, Paris Accord, UN Policy | 2017 |
| Inclusion and Equity in Debate: Some Comparative Points on Education in a Multicultural Society | Miki Sugimura | Vice President, Global Academic Affairs; Professor of Faculty of Human Sciences, Sophia University | UN Policy, UNESCO, Sustainable Development Goals, Millennium Development Goals, Multiculturalism | 2017 |
| North Korean Human Rights ought to be a security concern | Yeseul Woo and Brian Kim | Woo: CSIS Pacific Forum, Young Leader, Kim: University of Hawai’i | North Korea, Refugees, Human Rights, United Nations | 2017 |
| Women in International Security: Policy Brief | Chantal de Jonge Oudraat and Michael E. Brown | Dr. Chantal de Jonge Oudraat is President of Women in International Security (WIIS) Dr. Michael E. Brown is a Professor at the Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University. | Women, Peace and Security, UNSCR 1325, Women's Rights | 2017 |
| Bridging the Gap: Enhancing Dialogue in Science-Policy Interaction to Address Climate Change | Julia Theilen | Master of Science in International Communication, St. John's University | Climate Change, Communication, UNEP, UNDP, Policymaking | 2018 |
| Questioning the Governance of Asylum Policy in Ireland: Human Security and the Role of Migrant NGOs | Claire Dorrity | Lecturer, University College Cork | Migrant NGOs, Ireland, Asylum Seekers, Human Security | 2018 |
| Countering terrorism and online radicalisation while protecting fundamental freedoms: the role of United Nations | Maria Abruzzo | PhD Candidate Universidad Carlos III Madrid | Terrorism, Radicalisation, Cyber-hubs, Online proselytism, United Nations, Human rights | 2018 |
