Center For International Conflict Resolution
Columbia University
Committed to Conflict Transformation and Peace Building
The Center for International Conflict Resolution (CICR) at Columbia University, New York, contributes to the resolution of international deadly conflict through research, education and practice. CICR strives to increase understanding of international conflicts through innovative, collaborative research and is committed to offering courses, fellowships, scholarships and training programs that disseminate knowledge about conflicts and their causes.
CICR’s efforts focus on participatory processes that increase social capital and engagement in long-term peace processes. We encourage the movement towards ‘positive’, sustainable peace. We generate creative opportunities, even if they are simply instances, which can help strengthen this process. We foster inclusiveness and creative human development. Learn more.
CICR News
- The 2011 International Conflict Resolution Student Retreat
- CICR publication: The Evolution of Conflict and its Implications for Peacemaking
- Call for Applicants 2011-2012, Deadline Extended until July 15th
CICR Events
- October 5: ICR Practicum Series: Drivers of conflict and peace
- September 20: Somalia: Challenges and Opportunities
- April 28: Waging Peace in Sudan: Scenarios for the Two Sudans with Hilde F. Johnson