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Innovative Sources for Loss and Damage Funding Discussed at COP29 Side Event

At COP29, DanChurchAid, Oxford Climate Policy (OCP), and the International Peace Institute (IPI) hosted a side event titled “Innovative Sources for Loss and Damage Funding: Introducing the Climate Solidarity Alliance” on November 15th.The event explored…
Global Leaders Series Featuring Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Dr. Denis Mukwege

IPI together with the Panzi Foundation cohosted a Global Leaders Series Event on November 13th featuring Dr. Denis Mukwege, Member of The Elders, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, global campaigner on conflict-related sexual violence, gynecologist, and Founder…
Tracking the Past to Chart the Future Through the 2024 Multilateralism Index

IPI in partnership with the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP), the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, and the Permanent Mission of Denmark to the UN, cohosted the launch event of the 2024 Multilateralism Index on October 17th.IPI and IEP launched the…
Building Bridges for Nonviolent Change: The Role of Women as Insider Mediators

IPI in partnership with the Berghof Foundation, cohosted a policy forum on “Building Bridges for Nonviolent Change: The Role of Women as Insider Mediators” onn October 23rd. This event was held the day before the UN Security Council open debate on…
A Feminist Peace Built by All: Pathways to Inclusive Visions of Peace

As part of Geneva Peace Week 2024, IPI in partnership with the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, Switzerland, the Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP), International Gender Champions, the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD), and the Berghof…

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Books 06-15-1984by Indar Jit Rikhye

The Theory and Practice of Peacekeeping

In the search for peace, a great deal is talked about disarmaments, but the crucial work of preventing wars is done by a few thousand world “policemen.”These are the peacekeepers. The peacekeepers, unlike the disarmers, have a continuous track record.Rikhye admits the mistakes that have been made in international peacekeeping efforts and points the way […]
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Books 10-15-1978by Indar Jit Rikhye

The Sinai Blunder

The history of the Middle East since World War I is a recapitulation of blunders – blunders which caused and prolonged the turmoil and bloodshed of the past 60 years, blunders by the great powers, by the Arabs and the Jews.This book deals with the events that led to a disastrous Arab defeat in 1967, […]
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Innovative Sources for Loss and Damage Funding Discussed at COP29 Side Event

Global Leaders Series Featuring Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Dr. Denis Mukwege

Tracking the Past to Chart the Future Through the 2024 Multilateralism Index

Building Bridges for Nonviolent Change: The Role of Women as Insider Mediators

A Feminist Peace Built by All: Pathways to Inclusive Visions of Peace

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The Theory and Practice of Peacekeeping

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