In this issue:
- From the Editors: Conflict and Conciliation
- Post-Conflict Reconciliation in the European Context: The Cases of Northern Ireland and the Balkans
- Military Justice in Chile: Exploring its Ongoing Violation of the American Convention on Human Rights
- A Conversation with Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch on the Future of Ukraine and Great Power Competition
- A Conversation with Congressman Adam Smith on U.S. National Security and Arms Control After the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
Other content:
About this issue:
The Spring/Summer 2023 edition of the Jackson School Journal of International Studies is oriented around conflict and conciliation. Vanessa Zelenović writes about post-conflict reconciliation in the European context, offering analysis of how EU institutions supported reconciliation processes in parts of Europe–including the Balkans, the last major battlefield in continental Europe. Rachel Blair writes about military justice in Chile and how military jurisdiction in human rights cases relates to the country’s post-Pinochet social progress.
Following the articles, our Expert Insights section (which features interviews of distinguished visitors) draws these conversations into the present. We ask former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch to conceptualize a just conclusion to the war in Ukraine and discuss U.S.-led support for the country’s defense. And we speak with Congressman Adam Smith, then-Chair of the House Armed Services Committee, about the prospects for arms control and the specter of great power competition.