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What refugees can teach us about living in crisis
August 11, 2020Adjusting to a new normal is a traumatic and difficult process. The best advice for understanding how to adjust to the COVID lockdown might come […]
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From Michael Brown to George Floyd: Why video footage wouldn’t have changed perception of Ferguson shooting
August 10, 2020David Hooker, associate professor of the practice of conflict transformation and peacebuilding, shares insight and contextual analysis about the Michael Brown and George Floyd murder […]
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Nuclear era that began in 1945 poses moral questions for the 21st century
August 7, 2020David Cortright, director of the Keough School’s Global Policy Initiative, was quoted in a recent National Catholic Reporter article on nuclear disarmament. “[T]he public consciousness on […]
Not just “business as usual”: Humanizing supply chains amid the pandemic
August 6, 2020Just days into the closure of our campus and larger communities this past March, I had the opportunity to speak with Gustavo Perez Burlanga, senior […]
Why politicizing science is a problem
July 29, 2020The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about some unexpected outcomes, none more striking than the fact that developing countries have seemingly fared well against the virus, […]
Pathways toward justice: Protest and the disruptive imagination
July 20, 2020What does it mean to imagine a transformed society? One of our distinguishing capabilities as humans is the ability to engage in hypothetical thinking, to […]
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