Pluralism

Pluralism and Conflict Prevention

A pluralistic approach to conflict prevention requires practitioners to identify the divisions and exclusions in a society that can lead to violence long before conflict is imminent. Paying careful attention to these early warnings of conflict, and addressing them before they are exacerbated, can pave the way for institutional and cultural environments that foster inclusion and thus, more sustainable peace.

An Assessment of Global Values-based Benchmarks and Indicators

28 May 2019 | Public Policy Reports

Building on the results of previous research for the Global Centre for Pluralism (GCP) that included a scan of audit...

Audit Tool Survey

1 December 2016 | Public Policy Reports

Audit tools have significantly grown in popularity over the past decade as part of a global drive to measure the...

Early Warning through a Pluralism Lens: Assessing Scenario Planning

1 September 2015 | Public Policy Reports

In this paper for the Global Centre for Pluralism (GCP) I assess whether scenario planning can serve as an approach...

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