Naminata Diabate outlines the movement's tactics and explains how womens' protests helped end the Liberian civil war.

Spencer Beswick, a doctoral student in the History Department, received the Jesse F. and Dora H. Bluestone Peace Studies Fellowship from the Judith...

“While it’s impossible to say how many, there would have been South Asian aristocrats in these circuits as well. There are cases of [Indian] women who...

Richard Clark, incoming assistant professor of government, Sarah Kreps, professor of government and adjunct professor of law, and Don Casler, incoming...

Drawing on her experiences of mobilizing, demanding, and brokering peace, 2011 Nobel Peace Prize winner Leymah Gbowee shares how action and activism...

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“It was more common for men to return to England and settle down, leaving behind their children and the Indian women who’d given birth to them,” says...

“Regime change might sound appealing because it removes the person associated with policies we don’t like,” says Sarah Kreps, professor of government...

“By casting actors of color, the two seasons of Bridgerton challenge a long-held presumption that those circulating in social circles in Britain were...

Sarah Kreps, professor of government, discusses Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and whether an agreement between the countries is possible.