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Author: Imogen Smallwood


	Environmental Conservation as a Tool for Post-War Recovery
Peacebuilding

Environmental Conservation as a Tool for Post-War Recovery

The environment has often taken a backseat in discussions about conflict, but an increasing amount of evidence suggests that environmental and wildlife conservation could and should be very useful to post-conflict recovery work.

by Imogen SmallwoodJune 13, 2025February 17, 2025

	Kurdish Questions: An Interview with Yaniv Voller
Peacebuilding

Kurdish Questions: An Interview with Yaniv Voller

Dr. Voller discusses the history of, and recent developments in, the Kurdish struggle for a homeland.

by Imogen SmallwoodJune 11, 2025February 17, 2025

	Introducing Jobbik: Hungary’s Second Largest Party
Conflict ResolutionCounter-insurgenciesPeacebuilding

Introducing Jobbik: Hungary’s Second Largest Party

Jobbik, described as a radical right-wing populist party, has enjoyed considerable success in Hungary’s elections. What accounts for the party’s popularity among certain segments of the Hungarian electorate?

by Imogen SmallwoodJanuary 27, 2025February 17, 2025

	Give Peacekeeping a Chance
Conflict ResolutionPeacebuildingUncategorized

Give Peacekeeping a Chance

Peacekeeping often gets a bad rap and is coming under increasing budgetary pressure. But when one looks at the broader picture, peacekeeping is a surprisingly effective tool.

by Imogen SmallwoodJanuary 26, 2025February 17, 2025
Development, Conservation and Peace in Post-Conflict Colombia
Conflict ResolutionPeacebuildingUncategorized

Development, Conservation and Peace in Post-Conflict Colombia

With the end of the country’s civil conflict, Colombia now has an unprecedented opportunity to create a nation-building project based on its natural wealth and sustainability standards.

by Imogen SmallwoodJanuary 25, 2025February 17, 2025

	Gender and Peacekeeping: Progress and Challenges
Conflict ResolutionPeacebuildingUncategorized

Gender and Peacekeeping: Progress and Challenges

UN peacekeeping has made considerable progress incorporating gender-sensitivity into its mandates and missions. Nonetheless, significant challenges remain.

by Imogen SmallwoodJanuary 23, 2025February 17, 2025

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