Articles

Countering Scarcity through Structure in Stability Policing Missions

By mdimichele

Introduction

Stability Policing (SP) is defined by NATO as "police related activities intended to reinforce or temporarily replace indigenous police in order to contribute to the restoration and/or upholding of the public order and security, rule of law, and the protection of human rights”.[1] In the international effort towards Stability Policing, the Italian Arma dei Carabinieri has played and continues to play an essential role.

An Integrated Approach by the Stability Police Community to Combat Human Trafficking: Engaging Consumers as Collaborative Partners in Anti-Trafficking Initiatives

By mdimichele

Abstract

Human trafficking, particularly forced labor, poses a significant threat to human security and societal stability. This document explores how the Stability Policing Community of Practice (SPC) can play a crucial role in combating trafficking by engaging consumers as active partners and fostering a comprehensive, multi-level approach that integrates tactical enforcement with strategic prevention and policy development.

New Threat Rapidly Rising in Post-Conflict Scenarios

By mdimichele

Information Integrity, Peace, and Power: How MDH Shapes Conflicts, Governance, and Democratic Resilience

In the shifting landscape of post-conflict stabilization, a new battlefield has emerged, one not defined by territorial control or weapons, but by trust and perception. This article explores the rising threat of MDH (Misinformation, Disinformation, and Hate Speech) in many different contexts and how modern peace operations propose and integrate ethical, and innovative strategies for safeguarding the nature of information as a main part of sustainable peace.

Was the Rwandan genocide a Malthusian catastrophe?

By mdimichele

Mankind was just so impossibly heavy. There were so many of them and they showed no sign of halting their endless reproduction. Stop, she wanted to cry out, please stop. You cannot all fit on the space between the oceans, you cannot grow enough food on the land beneath the mountains. You cannot graze enough livestock on the grasses around your cities, you cannot build enough homes on the peaks of your hills. You must stop, so that I can rest beneath your ever- increasing weight. […] Why could men not just be less greedy, she wondered.

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