Security in Context is a transnational research initiative focusing on peace, conflict, and international affairs. Our goal is to critically examine paradigms and practices of security and produce alternatives based on collaborative research.

pedagogy

This page contains our various pedagogy outputs aimed at educators, students, and public audiences

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Research Tracks

Visit this page to learn about our research themes and working groups

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Public engagement

Our public engagement outputs, in the form of articles, panels, and interviews, draw on our Research Tracks as well as our broader network

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LAtest Research

Working Paper: Arms, Tanks, and Munitions: The Relationship Between Profits and Monopoly Conditions

Heidi Peltier

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Videos

You Have Not Been Defeated: The Politics of Abolition

Omnia Khalil is joined by Laila Soueif, Ruth Wilson-Gilmore, and Hend Nafea to discuss Alaa el-Fattah's book "You Have Not Been Defeated."

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Events & Announcements

PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT

Working Paper: Arms, Tanks, and Munitions: The Relationship Between Profits and Monopoly Conditions

Critical Texts on Afghanistan

Legacies and Aftermaths of the US "War On Terror"

Research Themes

• Financialization and Militarism
• Legacies of the Global War on Terror
• Political Economy of Multipolarity and New South-South Relations
• War and Institutional Change
• Endemic Infrastructures

Global Network

The Security in Context Global Research Network brings together centers, organizations, and scholars in a North-South dialogue. The goal is to produce new perspectives and enhance our collective understanding about the multiple sources of (in)security for societies worldwide, particularly in the global South at the economic, political, and social levels.
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