What History Teaches About Justice After War

Peace researchers warn of collapsing international order, criticize German government's hesitation toward aggressors

Leading conflict researchers from four major German research institutions warn of a collapse of the international order and criticize the Ge

Ubuntu and Restorative Justice: Contrasting Indigenous African and Western Approaches to Conflict Resolution

This article contrasts Western adversarial justice systems with the African indigenous philosophy of Ubuntu, which emphasizes restorative ju

Brexit post-mortem: How Remain's complacency and the culture war reshaped British politics

A reflective analysis of the BBC documentary "Brexit: A Very British Civil War," examining the Remain campaign's failures, the role of compl

Mildred Harnack's Classroom: Teaching Resistance in the Shadow of Nazism

This article tells the story of Mildred Harnack, an American literature professor teaching at the Berlin Night School for Adults in 1932, wh

How to win a war of attrition? Just be true to your values

Why Military Superiority No Longer Guarantees Political Success in Modern Warfare

This article examines the growing disconnect between military superiority and political success in modern warfare. Drawing on historical and