Understanding Conflict is the Road to Peace, Prosperity, Stanford Scholar Says
Understanding Conflict is the Road to Peace, Prosperity, Stanford Scholar Says by Beth Duff-Brown and Clifton B. Parker, Stanford Report
Understanding the nature of violent conflict in the world's most dangerous flashpoints may help find ways to peace and stability, according to a Stanford expert.
Once a soldier, now a scholar, Joe Felter knows better than most the intrinsic meaning of war and conflict – he served on the front lines in the U.S. Special Forces in places such as Iraq, Afghanistan and the Philippines.
Today, the senior research scholar at Stanford's Center for International Security and Cooperation and research fellow at the Hoover Institution is on a different kind of mission: building knowledge on the subject of politically motivated conflict…
