Dipomacy on Ice: Energy, the Environment and Emergent Cooperation in the Arctic and Antarctic.
Editors: Rebecca H. Pincus, Saleem H. Ali
This edited volume will fill a gap in the current polar literature by synthesizing several divergent strands of scholarship into a coherent and...
This project comprises the dissertation research of IEDS doctoral fellow Anjanette DeCarlo.
To successfully reduce poverty, professionals need to know why international development projects fail. Inconsistencies in policy on foreign aid miss the links between the environment and...
IEDS doctoral scholar Kim McRae is conducting this study following a memorandum of understanding between the St. Regis Mohawk tribe and UVM. The Mohawk Nation is a transnational Native American community that has been exposed to significant levels of environmental toxins called polychlorinated...
IEDS fellow, Pamela Griffin is developing a detailed inventory of all Ramsar Convention wetland sites which cross jurisdictional boundaries. She will be prioritizing the wetlands in terms of their potential for instrumental use in conflict resolution. this project is also related to the IEDS...
This project is being undertaken in partnership with Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government with support from Rio Tinto Corporation. However, the contract with the donor gives our research team complete independence regarding findings.
Indigenous communities in the United...
The first international peace park idea involving an armed conflict between neighboring countries was in the Cordillera del Condor region between Ecuador and Peru. This case deserves special recognition as it was the first formal effort in which conservation groups were actively involved...
