Research for
non-violent futures

The arms industry not only supplies tools but also fosters conflict and disrupts diplomatic processes. This program seeks to expose its global impact, reshaping discourse on its influence in foreign and domestic policies.

Marrying principled rejection of violence against civilians with critical analysis of response mechanisms, this research area aims to revision the civilian protection agenda.

Moving from local to global, this project challenges the dominance of incarceration within the concepts and policies that promise security.

Drawing on history, political economy, law, and conflict studies, this research area documents how policies create mass starvation.

This program focuses on re-imagining the ideas, networks and institutions required to create a more peaceful world.