Research & Publications
The Conflict Resolution and Engagement Initiative has a history of actively collaborating with scholars and practitioners to engage in meaningful research that makes positive contributions to the field of study and practice of conflict engagement and resolution. CERI complements the original CRI Working Paper series below by featuring blogs and research on engagement processes from our partners and staff.
Issue Guides
Sustaining a Thriving World
Environmental challenges raise fundamental questions about what it means for the world to truly thrive, from meeting basic needs to ensuring long-term well-being for people and ecosystems. This guide explores competing perspectives on how to balance environmental protection, economic growth, community decision-making, and just transitions.
Immigration in the United States
Almost every American is impacted by immigration. This guide outlines five different perspectives on understanding the challenges involved, pushing us to consider what matters most when addressing difficult issues that lack simple solutions.
Immigration Policies: International Approaches
Immigration affects societies across the world, shaping economies, communities, and national identities in different ways. This guide is designed to encourage thoughtful discussion about how countries might approach this complex and often contested issue.
Featured Working Papers
Politics of the Local
Investigating the "Politics of the Local" In Peace Processes: The Case of Turkey's Peace Process For Solving the Kurdish Issue (2009-2015)
Effective Collaboration
Understanding Effective Collaboration Within a Diverse Community: Lessons Learned from the Concerned Citizens of South Sudan (CCSS) Petition Initiative
