Introducing the Center for Conflict and Cooperation
Issue 91: Announcing a new research center at New York University to conduct and coordinate global, large-scale research on intergroup relations
Intergroup conflict and polarization continues to rise in many parts of the world, fueled by many factors, including: the proliferation of social media, populist movements, inequality, and growing threats to democracy. At times, it feels like the world is devolving into an intractable pattern of conflict and violence.
Therefore, it is important to study …
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