INSIGHTS

our select compilation of resource material for further research and analysis

The web links below are excellent resources for further research and analysis. It is by no means a comprehensive list. This compilation here marks the beginning of the Peacebright Initiative to provide public education material to spark the critical thinking mind towards a pragmatic search for peace in our society, in our nation, and in our collective planetary home we call The Earth.

Extremism

Book Recommendations on the topic of Extremism:

Inside Terrorism (3rd Edition) by Bruce Hoffman: this book is considered a standard textbook on the history, motivations, and tactics of terrorism.

https://cup.columbia.edu/book/inside-terrorism/9780231174770/

The Ecology of Violent Extremism edited by Lisa Schirch: this book offers a systems-based “map” approach to understanding the 25+ factors that correlate with violent extremism.

https://www.amazon.com/Ecology-Violent-Extremism-Perspectives-Peacebuilding/dp/1786608456

Cybersecurity

Outer Space

Maritime Domain

21st Century Wars and Concerns

Publish with Peacebright

We call upon Policy analysts, Security Professionals, and Scholars to contribute your insights on outstanding issues and policies to this Insights collection. Brief analysis, Op-eds, Foresight Papers, and White Papers will be excellent resource material for raising public engagement and awareness in matters of peace and security education. Length: 800-1,500 words max.

Longer papers of up to 5000 words will be reserved for The Peacebright Journal, an annual digital publication in late November/early December. This journal will only carry original articles that were not published anywhere else previously. But the Insights Collection will accept previously published op-eds, policy briefs, and shorter research articles. While the Insights Collection is a compilation of some of the most thought provoking material on peace and security, The Peacebright Journal is for longer analytical papers.

Some of our research priority areas for publication, debate, discussions and events:

  • Extremism
  • Violence against Women & Children
  • Digital Safety, and Cybersecurity
  • Issues over Maritime and Space domain
  • Trade conflicts and cooperation influencing socio-economic peace

Articles on other significant areas of security research, such as Trafficking, relations between Energy security and International Security, and on the Mental Health-Crime Nexus are necessary; and based on research excellence will be included in the Peacebright publications. Please submit your research articles in English, to: public.peacebright.eboard@gmail.com 

Pls. state your name, designation, and institutional affiliation clearly, along with an Abstract of 200 words max, in your submission to either the Insights Collection or The Peacebright Journal.