Human Security Lab researchers present new work on human security norms at the Peace Research Institute of Frankfurt.

Cornell professor to share new research on gender, peacekeeping and security sector reform.

Professor Carpenter: unlike counterinsurgency, peacekeeping works.

Professor Carpenter, Leidner and Young will study the impact of ‘human security’ frames on the US national security establishment.

Professor Severine Autessere will speak in September about her new book, The Frontlines of Peace: An Insider’s Guide to Changing the World.

Charli Carpenter builds bridges between UMass’ Human Security Lab and the Peace Research Institute.

Race and gender inequality is endemic in global elite networks.

Human Security Lab Associate Director Kevin L. Young’s work on global corporate lobbying and networks of inequality among global elites has been featured in the University of Massachusetts-Amherst magazine.

Professor Charli Carpenter appeared on World Politics Review’s “Trend Lines” Podcast this week to discuss Biden’s new directive on targeted killings and what this means for the laws of war. Listen here.

It’s better to think of gender and violence, not women and violence.

When scientific journals take policy stances, it affects citizens’ belief in science.

The death of the civilian immunity norm has been greatly exaggerated.

Carpenter’s article, "When US Foreign Policy Went Wrong," analyses the worst foreign policy ideas of the past 50 years and offers an analytical blueprint for evaluating foreign policy.