Articles

Conflict Resolution and Security

06/12/21

Multilateral partnerships: The UK and the UN as partners in peacekeeping and peacemaking

This spring, the UK’s Foreign Secretary is set to announce a new stand-alone corruption sanctions regime which will give the Government power to impose visa bans and asset freezes on…

Article by Fred Carver

Conflict Resolution and Security

06/12/21

The changing context for UK humanitarian and development activities in FCACs

This spring, the UK’s Foreign Secretary is set to announce a new stand-alone corruption sanctions regime which will give the Government power to impose visa bans and asset freezes on…

Article by Tim Molesworth and Phil Vernon

Conflict Resolution and Security

06/12/21

Heavy lift human security: The UK military and fragile states

This spring, the UK’s Foreign Secretary is set to announce a new stand-alone corruption sanctions regime which will give the Government power to impose visa bans and asset freezes on…

Article by Richard Reeve

Conflict Resolution and Security

06/12/21

UK private sector interests in fragile states

This spring, the UK’s Foreign Secretary is set to announce a new stand-alone corruption sanctions regime which will give the Government power to impose visa bans and asset freezes on…

Article by Phil Bloomer

Conflict Resolution and Security

06/12/21

Unpacking climate, development and conflict: Insights for contexts of FCACs

This spring, the UK’s Foreign Secretary is set to announce a new stand-alone corruption sanctions regime which will give the Government power to impose visa bans and asset freezes on…

Article by Dr Naho Mirumachi and Marine Hautsch

Conflict Resolution and Security

06/12/21

The importance of Gender in FCACs and the wider Women, Peace and Security Agenda

This spring, the UK’s Foreign Secretary is set to announce a new stand-alone corruption sanctions regime which will give the Government power to impose visa bans and asset freezes on…

Article by Helen Kezie-Nwoha

Conflict Resolution and Security

06/12/21

A ‘Force for Good’? – Conclusions and Recommendations

This spring, the UK’s Foreign Secretary is set to announce a new stand-alone corruption sanctions regime which will give the Government power to impose visa bans and asset freezes on…

Article by Tim Molesworth and Adam Hug

19/10/21

Global Britain for an open world? – Executive Summary

This spring, the UK’s Foreign Secretary is set to announce a new stand-alone corruption sanctions regime which will give the Government power to impose visa bans and asset freezes on…

Article by Adam Hug and Devin O'Shaughnessy

19/10/21

Examining the importance of open societies to the UK’s ‘force for good’ ambitions

This spring, the UK’s Foreign Secretary is set to announce a new stand-alone corruption sanctions regime which will give the Government power to impose visa bans and asset freezes on…

Article by Adam Hug and Devin O'Shaughnessy

19/10/21

The importance of open societies to the UK’s ‘force for good’ ambition – A politician’s perspective

This spring, the UK’s Foreign Secretary is set to announce a new stand-alone corruption sanctions regime which will give the Government power to impose visa bans and asset freezes on…

Article by Rt Hon Alistair Burt

19/10/21

Bringing politics back in: The implications of the FCDO’s focus on open societies for diplomacy and development

This spring, the UK’s Foreign Secretary is set to announce a new stand-alone corruption sanctions regime which will give the Government power to impose visa bans and asset freezes on…

Article by Graham Teskey and Tom Wingfield

19/10/21

Leading by example: Renewing UK democracy at home

This spring, the UK’s Foreign Secretary is set to announce a new stand-alone corruption sanctions regime which will give the Government power to impose visa bans and asset freezes on…

Article by Joe Powell