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Understanding Violent Conflict

CPPF published its Congo Research Brief 10 on “Returning to Society: Insights from a Survey on the Return and Reintegration of Former Combatants in South Kivu,” by Tomas Van Acker, Koen Vlassenroot, and Josaphat Musamba.

Tatiana Carayannis gave a talk on research-informed international public policy at the 2021 Social Science Forum of the Chinese Academy of Social Science.

Tatiana Carayannis participated in and chaired a panel on the “Challenges of Citizenship” at the International Conference “Central Africa’s Renaissance, 1960-2020.”

Tatiana Carayannis chaired a day-long session on the Democratic Republic of Congo at Columbia University’s first annual Kent Global Leadership Program’s Executive Seminar on Conflict Resolution.

UVC published a research brief titled “Land Crisis and Stakeholders’ Responses in the Democratic Republic of the Congo,” by Emery Mudinga and Claude Iguma.

CPPF published a new English translation of its 7th Congo Research Brief on “Land Formalization by Local NGOs in Eastern Congo: Institutional Pluralism, Depoliticization, and Competition,” co-authored by Joel Baraka, Kasper Hoffman, and An Ansoms.

CPPF published its 8th Congo Research Brief titled “From Biolegitimacy to Antihumanitarianism: Understanding People’s Resistance to Ebola Responses in the Democratic Republic of Congo,” by Aymar Nyenyezi Bisoka, Koen Vlassenroot, and Lucien Ramazani.

CPPF published its 7th Congo Research Brief on “Projets de sécurisation foncière formalisée à l’épreuve d’un déficit d’appropriation au Sud Kivu (RD Congo),” by Joel Baraka, Kasper Hoffman, and An Ansoms.

Tatiana Carayannis published her third book, “The Third United Nations: How a Knowledge Ecology Helps the UN Think,” co-authored with Tom Weiss.