MIDCM Now Accepting Applications
The Minor in International Development and Conflict Management (MIDCM) is now accepting applications for students interested in beginning the program in fall 2012. [ more... ]
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About CIDCM
CIDCM seeks to prevent and transform conflict, to understand the interplay between conflict and development, and to help societies create sustainable futures for themselves.
For more than 20 years, scholars and practitioners at CIDCM have sought ways to understand and address conflicts over security, identity, and distributive justice. CIDCM programs are based on the belief that "peace building and development-with-justice are two sides of the same coin." (CIDCM Founding Director, Edward Azar, 1987).
Current Developments
Peace and Conflict 2012 Released
CIDCM's flagship biennial publication, Peace and Conflict 2012, has been released. The report covers a range of topics including global conflict and democratization. [ more... ]
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New Winter 2012 BSOS Course on Diplomacy
During the Winter 2012 term, Baha'i Chair researcher Michael Dravis will offer a special course on diplomacy.
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Sadat Chair / PIPA Release New Poll
The Sadat Chair and the Program on International Policy Attitudes (PIPA) released a new study of American attitudes on the ten years since 9/11. [ more... ]
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Upcoming Events
CIDCM/IR Workshop
Quddus Snyder, "Diluted to Death: Balancing, Bandwagoning, and Concept Stretch" [ more... ]
CIDCM/IR Workshop
Mike Horowitz [ more... ]
CIDCM/IR Workshop
Kathleen Cunnignham [ more... ]
CIDCM/IR Workshop
Sean Zeigler [ more... ]
CIDCM/IR Workshop
Kyle Beardsley [ more... ]
CIDCM/IR Workshop
Vera Mironova and William Reed [ more... ]