Photographs and paintings of formal peace negotiations over the centuries bear witness to the historic male domination of diplomatic processes. The absence of women, so visually striking, is documented by various analyses as well as lived experience. Recent advocacy,...
Author: Katherine Marshall
Senior Fellow at Georgetown University’s Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs and Executive Director of the World Faiths Development Dialogue
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Extractive Industries: Ethics, Practice, and Religious Engagement
Policies toward mining are a keenly debated aspect of development strategies. Extractive industries play significant economic roles in some sixty-three countries and challenges facing many of them, especially the most fragile, loom large. Topics at issue include...



