Nature
October 19, 2026
Ellis Adams and his co-authors explain how policymakers can proactively help communities realize their right to water rather than pursuing remedy only after harm has already occurred.
Associate Professor of Geography and Environmental Policy
The Atlantic
October 19, 2026
Since the mid-20th century, the Catholic Church has emphasized nonviolence as the first resort and oftentimes an effective alternative to the use of military force, Gerard Powers says.
Director, Catholic Peacebuilding Studies; Professor of the Practice
The Conversation
September 22, 2026
As an expert on weapons technology, Amy McAuliffe explains how battlefield incentives to deploy more autonomous drones may push aside human targeting decisions related to using proportional force, avoiding strikes on non-combatants and limiting collateral damage.
Visiting Distinguished Professor of the Practice