Faculty Research
Our scholars inform policymakers and practitioners who are working on the frontlines of these issues, and their expertise is frequently cited in prominent media outlets.
Keough School faculty members conduct cutting-edge research to address today's most pressing global challenges, including:
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Democracy and Human Rights
The Keough School is committed to lead in democracy research, to support work on this subject across the University, and to convene national and international stakeholders to find solutions to the crisis of democracy.
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Peacebuilding
Our faculty aim to understand the causes of violent conflict and develop strategies for sustainable peace, focusing on peace processes, implementing peace accords, mediation and conflict resolution, religion and peacebuilding, and the intersection of peacebuilding with new technologies.
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Poverty, Inequality and Marginalization
Keough faculty are at the forefront of finding solutions that alleviate poverty, inequality and marginalization.
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Sustainability and Environmental Justice
Keough School researchers are addressing the plight of communities most vulnerable to the consequences of climate and environmental change.
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- Our Faculty Work in 70 countries across the globe
- With Over 50% focused on the Global South
- Bringing Expertise From 29 different disciplines