Peace by the Numbers: A Debate
A new analysis of conflict data begs the question: do the data show a random risk of major war, or is there evidence that the decline in wars over the past 70 years is related to external causes?
OEF Research News
OEF Joins Our Ocean Conference Commitments
One Earth Future is proud to participate in Our Ocean 2017, and to pledge a voluntary commitment.
OEF Presents the Stable Seas Maritime Security Index
The Stable Seas Maritime Security Index is a first-of-its-kind effort to measure and map interconnected challenges to maritime security, such as illegal fishing, human trafficking, and illicit trade.
Peace Think Tank Finds Risk of War is Greater than Expected
This report shows that the documented downward shift in wars sizes, post- compared to pre-World War II, could be just a lucky interlude amidst an unchanging war-generation machine that stretches back two centuries. Learn more.
OEF Research: Will Venezuela Break? Follow the Oil.
In spite of many warnings of a coup in Venezuela, they have all been wrong. Why?
Workshop Attempts to Answer the Question: How Do You Measure Peace?
JULY 18, 2017—BROOMFIELD, Colo. — The International Peace Institute (IPI) and One Earth Future (OEF), along with the Permanent Mission of Bangledesh to the United Nations and the SDG 16 Data Initiative, will host an Innovation in Partnerships workshop, entitled “SDG 16: How to Measure Peace.” The event, featuring a World Café format, takes place at the International Peace Institute in New York on July 20. Read more.
OEF Presents Innovation in Partnerships, SDG16: How to Measure Peace?
INNOVATION in PARTNERSHIPS, SDG16: How to Measure Peace? is part of One Earth Future's Innovation in Partnership series, advancing progress on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
New Report: The Important Role of City Governments in Responding to Climate Migrants
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.
Why Global Coup Risk is Down and What a Coup-Free 2017 Could Mean for International Politics
2017 is on track to become the second calendar year in nearly a century without an attempted coup d’état.
CalCon 2017 Explores Technology as a Tool to Encourage Peacebuilding
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.
