A new report by OEF Research explores the links of climate change to urban fragility and underlines how city governments can address the peace and security challenges that arise from influxes of climate migrants.
2017 is on track to become the second calendar year in nearly a century without an attempted coup d’état.
SAN DIEGO— May 8, 2017 - The University of San Diego Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies (Kroc School) and OEF Research will co-host the California Consensus on Peace through Technology (CalCon) 2017, a marketplace for ideas which focus on using technology for peacebuilding and for preventing and reducing conflict. Read more.
Serious global challenges require thoughtful responses based on data and evidence, but it seems to be increasingly challenging to discern whether fact or value has triumphed.
In a new report, our programs OEF Research, Oceans Beyond Piracy, and Secure Fisheries show how illicit activies in the Somali region reinforce each other and add to instability at sea and on shore.
BROOMFIELD, Colo.— In a world in which the unpredictability and insecurity of fragile states have become the norm, a new report by OEF Research, a program of OEF, provides a rare look at how the private sector conducts its affairs in the three fragile jurisdictions of Somaliland, South Sudan, and Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Read more.
In a new report, OEF Research's Dr. Victor Odundo Owuor provides a look at how the private sector continues to function in fragile states.
OEF's latest Annual Report looks back on the accomplishments of its various programs in 2016 and looks ahead to what it hopes to achieve in the coming year.
OEF Research and the University of San Diego's Kroc School of Peace Studies co-hosted California Consensus (CalCon) - Peace through Technology. The 3-day event examined how the intersection between social science and technology can be a powerful tool in preventing and reducing conflict and sustaining peaceful societies.
