U.S. Human Rights NGOs and International Human RightsMany U.S. human rights non-government organizations, including the U.S. philanthropic sector, work on international human rights.
AboutThe Program on American Democracy in Comparative Perspective was inaugurated in 2013 within Stanford’s Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law.
The Military Police of the State of Rio de Janeiro (PMERJ) confront critical challenges as they attempt to reform and reduce the incidence of the use of lethal force.
CDDRL conferences bring together leading thinkers, academics, and practitioners to share research and exchange ideas on the most pressing issues in the field of democracy, development, and the rule...
Discourse on American public diplomacy has been traditionally focused on use of the broadcast media by the US government, such as Voice of America, to reach out to audiences in the Middle East and...
In 2011, the Program on Human Rights (PHR) launched its research initiative on human trafficking to address the main challenges and generate new knowledge on this issue of international concern....
Globalization, with its volatile mix of economic opportunity and social disruption, is reorganizing production, redefining work, and provoking fundamental changes in the institutions of economic...
Michael BennonResearch Scholar, CDDRLProgram Manager, Global Infrastructure Policy Research Initiative
Erik JensenSenior Research Scholar, CDDRLProfessor of the Practice, Law
Francis FukuyamaSenior FellowDirector, Ford Dorsey Master's in International Policy, Professor, by courtesy, Political Science
Adam BonicaAffiliated Faculty, CDDRL, Associate Professor, Political Science
Nathaniel PersilyCo-director, Cyber Policy Center, Senior FellowProfessor, Law, Professor, by courtesy, Political Science, Professor, by courtesy, Communication