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Further Reading
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Louisa Lombard’s State of Rebellion explores the ambitious process of state-making amid the conflict in Central African Republic.
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IPI’s top five reports from 2016 include an examination of UN peacekeeping mandates that involve stabilization measures and a consideration of the future of the multilateral system and the UN.
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Analyses of extrajudicial killings in the Philippines and the challenges for the incoming United Nations secretary-general were among the most read posts on the Global Observatory in 2016.
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A list of notable books published throughout 2016, recommended by staff at the International Peace Institute.
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Nobel Prize winner Shirin Ebadi’s new book Until We Are Free details her efforts to advance human rights in Iran, even in exile.
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A list of key upcoming meetings and events with implications for global affairs.
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New book City of Thorns details the lives of nine individuals in Dadaab, the world’s largest refugee complex.
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IPI’s top reports from 2015 included a study of women’s roles in peacemaking and a look at why international efforts to stop mass atrocities often fail.
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Analyses of Russia’s intervention in Syria and the outbreak of violence in Burundi were among the most read posts on the Global Observatory in 2015.
