Sukanya Podder
Doctrinal Challenges, Nation Building, Terror Tactics and the Power of the Child: A Tale of Three 'Sites'
Rehabilitating Child Soldiers in Nepal
In January 2007, the House of Representatives in Nepal, restored after the people's movement of April, 2006, unanimously adopted an interim Constitution and dissolved itself.
The Children and Armed Conflict Agenda and the United Nations: Assessing a Decade of Engagement
The international community first began a co-ordinated effort to confront the complexities of the relationship between war and children with Graça Machel's groundbreaking 1996 United Nations study ent
Challenges to Peace Negotiations: The Sri Lankan Experience
The ethnic conflict in Sri Lanka is a good example of how peace
The Sri Lankan Peace Process: Looking Beyond Geneva
While much analysis has gone into the recently held talks at Geneva on February 22 and 23, 2006, the consensus lies in the recognition that the talks were an important beginning to make a political so
Off to Geneva for now
As a fresh attempt to kick start the Sri Lankan peace process takes shape, the future of this strife-torn island swings uncertainly between no war and new war.
