Is there a need for new peace and security rules in the 21st century?
In a two-day conference on December 3–4, 2014, a
new Reflection Group on the »Monopoly on the Use
of Force 2.0?« was initiated. The Kick-Off Conference
officially established the Global Reflection Group, and
served four major purposes in particular:
1. To set the overarching conceptual stage for the
subsequent thematic reflection group meetings.
2. To provide an opportunity to jointly define
priorities, topics, and outputs for the reflection
group.
3. To provide reflection group members with
the opportunity to get to know each other
and understand each other’s context-specific
»starting points« (specific frameworks/working
environments).
4. To define the roadmap for the Reflection Group’s
next two years of work.
Asias security outlook still appears to be laden with uncertainties. From the changing dynamics in the balance of power, an emboldened North Korea and…
The final report, distills the findings of a two-year effort by more than 20 international experts to find answers on how to overcome rising…
The paper presents four alternative global futures for the monopoly on the legitimate use of force that aim to allow policy makers to embrace…