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Associate Director, Pathfinders for Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies

New York University’s Center on International Cooperation (CIC) over two decades has built a reputation for its work on the links between politics, security, and sustainable development.

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Program Interns, Part-time (Fall 2019)

The Center on International Cooperation (CIC) seeks interns to support a number of its programmatic areas during Fall 2019. Interns will learn directly about CIC’s work in its key programmatic areas.

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CIC in the news

Poor Bear the Brunt as Global Justice System Fails 5.1 Billion People – Study
Apr 29, 2019

A new article from The Guardian reports that across the world, an estimated 5.1 billion people – two-thirds of the global population – are being failed by the justice system. But providing universal access to basic justice could save the global economy billions of dollars every year, as lost income and stress-related illness due to seeking legal redress can cost countries up to 3% of their annual GDP, according to a report published today by the Task Force on Justice.

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The Guardian
Inga Dam Deal is a Grand Delusion
Apr 12, 2019

As load-shedding continues to affect lives, and headlines decry the deepening crisis at Eskom, it is deeply worrying that the government is gearing up to bankroll the largest electricity project in

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Jason Stearns
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Past Events

World Justice Forum VI: Realizing Justice for All

Apr 29, 2019

The Task Force on Justice, an initiative of the Pathfinders for Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies will present their report at the World Justice Forum VI in The Hague, defining the opportunity for the justice movement in 2019.

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Data for Peace and Security

Mar 20, 2019

The peace and security field lags behind other sectors, like the humanitarian and development fields, in using data to drive innovation. It also lacks a community of practice across sectors (government, private sector, multilaterals, civil society). This community is needed in order to identify and build on lessons learned, prioritize the most important needs and gaps, and prevent duplication and supply-driven product development.

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Associate Director, Pathfinders for Peaceful, Just and Inclusive Societies

Program Interns, Part-time (Fall 2019)

Poor Bear the Brunt as Global Justice System Fails 5.1 Billion People – Study

Inga Dam Deal is a Grand Delusion

World Justice Forum VI: Realizing Justice for All

Data for Peace and Security