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Navigating Peace: Water and Security
Nov 01, 2004Water scarcity is an increasing problem around the globe but, to date, water conflicts remain at the local level and have not erupted into international wars. This article illustrates how water fuels greater interdependence among neighboring states and can serve as a tool for resolving conflict and building cooperation.
UNAIDS and the Woodrow Wilson Center Launch High-Level AIDS Briefing Series
Oct 26, 2004Featuring Dr. Peter Piot, Executive Director of UNAIDS
Can the Angolan Military Defuse the AIDS Time Bomb?
Oct 21, 2004"AIDS Warriors" Films Soldiers Fighting the Problems of Peace
ECSP Celebrates UN Week
Oct 15, 2004Wilson Center Hosts "The US and the UN: Working Together to Achieve the UN Millennium Development Goals"
Environment as a Pathway to Cooperation, Peace, and Confidence
Oct 13, 2004IHDP interviews ECSP Director Geoffrey Dabelko
Wilson Center's Work on China Environment Praised in Congressional testimony
Oct 12, 2004Dr. Elizabeth Economy of the Council on Foreign Relations praised the Wilson Center's work on China environment in Congressional testimony
Nobel Peace Prize Recognizes Environment and Security Links
Oct 12, 2004ECSP Director Geoff Dabelko reports for Grist on Wangari Maathai's Nobel Peace Prize.
UNEP's Klaus Toepfer Launches Understanding Environment, Conflict, and Cooperation
Sep 30, 2004Report Finds Fertile Ground for Peace in Environmental Cooperation,but Lack of Data Prevents Early Warning of Environmental Conflict
UK's Hilary Benn: "Natural resources need not be sources of conflict"
Sep 20, 2004Secretary of State for International Development keynotes Wilton Park conference cosponsored by ECSP
Announcing New U.S.-Taiwan Fuel Cell Initiative
Aug 16, 2004A joint initiative by CEF and Breakthrough Technologies Institute made possible by a grant from the Blue Moon Fund
