The Center for Global Security and Democracy, comprised of faculty, students, independent scholars, activists, information technologists and members of the community, exists to produce and propagate the knowledge and skills necessary to build a more secure and democratic world. In collaboration with universities, NGOs, citizens’ groups, local and national governments, and corporate partners, CGSD harnesses the resources of Rutgers and the community to promote informed action and to create the open, democratic Internet information and networking infrastructure required for global collaboration.
Title: Rape as Genocide: The Legal Response to Sexual Violence
Authors: Frances Pilch
Date: September 2002Title: Onward, Liberal Soldiers? The Crusading Logic of Bush's Grand Strategy and What Is Wrong with It
Authors: Edward Rhodes
Date: June 2002Title: Conference-Workshop on the Northern European Initiative
Authors: Edward Rhodes
Date: June 2002Title: Reevaluating the "Catalytic" Effect of IMF Programs
Authors: Martin S. Edwards
Date: January 2000Title: Forward Presence and Peacetime "Shaping"
Authors: Jonathan DiCicco, Sarah Milburn, Edward Rhodes, Tom Walker
Date: January 2000Title: Review Of Empirical Studies Of Conventional Deterrence
Authors: Ed Rhodes
Date: January 1999Title: The Ethics of Research of the Private Nuclear Strategists
Authors: Roy E. Licklider
Date: December 1979