Human rights in Mediation: The heart of the matter

This research concerns how human rights principles and standards can contribute to the political work of the United Nations, and other entities, to prevent and resolve conflict. The integration of human rights in mediation may well represent the most challenging — and therefore also arguably the most interesting — aspect of the interplay between norms and politics.

• Mansson, Katarina
• 12.09.2023

The Burning Question: climate and conflict - why does it matter?

Climate change presents a number of threats to security: meaning here the security of individuals, communities, provinces, states, and entire regions. Some of these threats translate more or less into contributory causes of conflict. Without getting into the slightly pointless debate about the precise correlation between rising ambient temperatures and rising human tensions, this book seeks to examine the various linkages between climate and conflict, and the different pathways that exist to turn changes of climate into intensified sources of conflict.

• Gilmour, Andrew
• 20.02.2024

የአገራዊ ምክክር መጽሐፍ

• Berghof Foundation
• 01.02.2022

On negotiating peace: A compilation of strategic frameworks

The strategic frameworks were developed as part of Berghof Foundation’s project “Negotiation Support for Resistance andLiberation Movements” (RLMs) (from roughly 2006 onwards). It offers negotiation training and process support to a number of RLMs around the world.

• Berghof Foundation Operations gGmbH
• 08.02.2022