Britain’s History of Atrocity Prevention: A Tale of Two PartsIf a state’s history of atrocity prevention (AP) is evidence of its likely future, then understanding Britain’s history is key to…Sep 19, 2021Sep 19, 2021
The previous post of this series provided an introduction to mass atrocity crimes, defining each…This post, the second in the series, will elaborate on global efforts towards atrocity prevention. That is the international law…Jul 19, 2021Jul 19, 2021
‘I like genocide.’I’ve always had an interest in conflict and international relations, probably due to some combination of my family history and growing up…Jul 5, 2021Jul 5, 2021
Book Review: William J. Burns, The Back ChannelWilliam J. Burns’ memoir of American diplomacy discusses the usually rarefied world of ‘frontline’ diplomacy. Burns’ personal experience…Jul 4, 2021Jul 4, 2021
COVID- 19: A New September 12thEach generation has had its own defining foreign policy moment; the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the Suez Canal crisis and…Jul 4, 2021Jul 4, 2021
21st Century Solutions to a 20th Century GenocideStood at the gates of Auschwitz on a grey February morning, it was easy for my 17-year-old self to understand how ‘never again’ had become…Jul 4, 2021Jul 4, 2021