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Workshopping International Law in Troubled Times
Salzburg Global Fellow Andreas Müller reflects on how "international law is sustained by those who practice, critique, and live by it"
Mar 23, 2026
Peace & Justice Opinion
Engaging the Business Sector on Youth Safety and Justice
Social justice advocates should draw on corporations for support – but they need to understand how to win them over first
Mar 19, 2026
Peace & Justice Update
Charting the Future of the International Rule of Law
At the 2026 Salzburg Cutler Fellows Program, emerging legal scholars and leading practitioners examined the future of international law, democracy, and pluralism
Mar 18, 2026
Peace & Justice Opinion
Is India Aging Well?
Salzburg Global Fellow Romita Ghosh advocates for building a resilient care economy in a nation "at a critical demographic juncture"
Feb 18, 2026
Peace & Justice Feature
How Can Genocides Be Prevented? What Rwanda Can Teach the World
Two Salzburg Global Fellows are ensuring that Rwanda's history does not repeat itself - and that other countries can learn from it
Feb 05, 2026
Peace & Justice Opinion
Building Land-Rooted Federalism: Why Land in Post-Coup Myanmar Matters Now
Salzburg Global Fellow José Arraiza details how protecting land rights can help build peace and federal democratic governance
Feb 04, 2026
Peace & Justice Opinion
Gen Z Doesn’t Do Politics the Way We Did - And That Changes Everything
Salzburg Global Fellow Bill Gates attempts to understand Gen Z’s complicated view of America’s place in the world
Jan 16, 2026
Peace & Justice Opinion
The Future of U.S.-International Exchange: Reflecting on My Time as a U.S. Congressional Fellow
Salzburg Global Fellow Mike Videler reflects on the future of U.S.-international exchange as a Dutch national who served at the U.S. Congress amidst the changing realities of American politics in 2017
Jan 14, 2026
Peace & Justice Opinion
Structural Violence and Unfit Leadership
Salzburg Global Fellow Bandy Lee analyzes how structural violence and unfit leadership "co-produce and reinforce each other in a vicious circle that undermines democracy, justice, and human flourishing"
Jan 07, 2026

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