Basic
Introduction to International Conflicts
Fundamentals to understand causes, actors, and dynamics of contemporary armed conflicts.
4-6 weeks
8 resources
Basic level
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Curated materials to understand conflicts, security, human rights, and global politics — with an analytical and educational focus.
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Human Rights in Crisis Situations
International normative framework and protection mechanisms in armed conflict contexts.
6-8 weeks
12 resources
Intermediate level
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Geopolitics and International Security
Analysis of major power dynamics, strategic competition, and global threats.
8-10 weeks
15 resources
Advanced level
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Guide
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Guide: Understanding Contemporary Armed Conflicts
Author: International Affairs Watch
IntermediateES/EN
2,847 downloads
Book
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International Humanitarian Law Handbook
Author: Comité Internacional de la Cruz Roja
AdvancedES
1,923 downloads
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Case Study: Myanmar - From Transition to Coup
Author: IAW Research Team
IntermediateES/EN
1,456 downloads
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ASIA
Myanmar: From Democratic Transition to Military Coup
Analysis of institutional collapse, ethnic dynamics, and international response to the Burmese crisis.
Intermediate30 min
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The Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan: Actors and Dimensions
Examination of structural causes, internal armed conflict, and regional implications.
Intermediate35 min
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