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  Report

  The Role of Religious Engagement in Implementing the Global Fragility Act
  

  Author(s):

  Gerard Powers, Ebrahim Moosa, R. Scott Appleby

  Abstract:

  The bipartisan Global Fragility Act of 2019 mandates strategic coordination across the federal government to strengthen the capacity of the United States to prevent violence and increase stability in areas of the world most vulnerable to conflict. Key agencies must jointly establish a comprehensive 10-year “Global Fragility Strategy” and select priority countries and regions in which to implement the strategy. Among its requirements, the strategy must identify approaches to engage “civil soci…

  Date Created:

  2020-09-21

  Record Visibility:

  Public

  Title

  The Role of Religious Engagement in Implementing the Global Fragility Act

  Subject

  conflict, fragile states, Global Fragility Act, instability, peacebuilding, religion, religious actors, United States policy, violence

  Creator

  Gerard Powers, Ebrahim Moosa, R. Scott Appleby

  Contributor

  Elizabeth Boyle

  Publisher

  Keough School of Global Affairs

  Date Created

  2020-09-21

  Rights

  https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

  Resource Type

  Report

• 2

  Doctoral Dissertation

  “Feel the Grass Grow”: The Practices and Politics of Slow Peace in Colombia
  

  Author:

  Angela J. Lederach

  Advisory Committee:

  Catherine E. Bolten

  Degree Area:

  Anthropology, Peace Studies

  Degree:

  Doctor of Philosophy

  Defense Date:

  2019-04-26

  Record Visibility:

  Public