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The Ford Institute for Human Security at the University of Pittsburgh conducts research that focuses on transnational threats to the human rights of civilian populations. The Ford Institute's working papers discuss human security issues such as migration, child soldiers and counterterrorism measures.

Publishers:	Ford Institute for Human Security
Publications:	Soldiers of Misfortune Protecting Civilians Child Recruitment in Burma, Sri Lanka and Nepal Child Soldiers: The Ethical Perspective Disaggregating the Causal Factors Unique to Child Soldiering: The Case of Liberia Evolution of the United Nations Protection Agenda for Children Affected by Armed Conflict: towards an 'Era of Application' of International Standards Methodological Problems in the Study of Child Soldiers National Policies to Prevent the Recruitment of Child Soldiers Organizing Minors: The Case of Colombia Recruiting Children for Armed Conflict The Recruitment and Use of Girls in Armed Forces and Groups in Angola: Implications for Ethical Research and Reintegration The Goat Stays: Wise Investments in Future Neighbors - Recruitment Deterrence, Human Agency and Education The Enablers of War: Causal Factors behind the Child Soldier Phenomenon Trafficking Exchanges and Economic Responses: Reflections from Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia War, Displacement, and the Recruitment of Child Soldiers European Security and Counter-Terrorism Migration and Security: Crime, Terror and the Politics of Order National Security and Political Asylum Protecting Children Born of Sexual Violence and Exploitation in Conflict Zones Why Do Children Fight? Explaining Child Soldier Ratios in African Intrastate Conflicts Global Versus National Norms: Are Codes of Conduct Converging Across Regions?

Publishers:

Ford Institute for Human Security

Publications:

Soldiers of Misfortune
Protecting Civilians
Child Recruitment in Burma, Sri Lanka and Nepal
Child Soldiers: The Ethical Perspective
Disaggregating the Causal Factors Unique to Child Soldiering: The Case of Liberia
Evolution of the United Nations Protection Agenda for Children Affected by Armed Conflict: towards an 'Era of Application' of International Standards
Methodological Problems in the Study of Child Soldiers
National Policies to Prevent the Recruitment of Child Soldiers
Organizing Minors: The Case of Colombia
Recruiting Children for Armed Conflict
The Recruitment and Use of Girls in Armed Forces and Groups in Angola: Implications for Ethical Research and Reintegration
The Goat Stays: Wise Investments in Future Neighbors - Recruitment Deterrence, Human Agency and Education
The Enablers of War: Causal Factors behind the Child Soldier Phenomenon
Trafficking Exchanges and Economic Responses: Reflections from Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia
War, Displacement, and the Recruitment of Child Soldiers
European Security and Counter-Terrorism
Migration and Security: Crime, Terror and the Politics of Order
National Security and Political Asylum
Protecting Children Born of Sexual Violence and Exploitation in Conflict Zones
Why Do Children Fight? Explaining Child Soldier Ratios in African Intrastate Conflicts
Global Versus National Norms: Are Codes of Conduct Converging Across Regions?