Advancing the Debate about the Humanitarian Impact of Economic Sanctions

By Alistair Millar and George A. Lopez

Webinar — 6 December 2021

View a recording of our webinar in which experts discuss the humanitarian impacts of sanctions on Iran, Syria, and Venezuela here.

The Continuing Challenge of Sanctions Policy Reform

By George Lopez with Esfandyar Batmanhelidj, Francisco Rodriguez, and Annie Charif

Podcast — 1 December 2021

The Kroc Cast: The Continuing Challenge of Sanctions Policy Reform. George Lopez talks with Esfandyar Batmanhelidj, Francisco Rodríguez, and Annie Charif.

Listen (51:12)

Strengthening the Case: Good Criminal Justice Practices to Counter Terrorism

By Matthew Schwartz, Alistair Millar, Eelco Kessels, Melissa Lefas, Junko Nozawa, and Laura Rector

Report — September 2015

This report highlights trends, challenges, and opportunities for implementing the good practices of the Rabat Memorandum and for leveraging these practices to more effectively counter terrorism while promoting and protecting human rights.

Op-ed by Global Center Executive Director, Alistair Millar, on the launch of the IIJ

By Alistair Millar

Newspaper article — 19 June 2014

The Times of Malta published an op-ed by Global Center Executive Director, Alistair Millar, on the occasion of the launch of the International Institute for Justice and the Rule of Law (IIJ) in Malta. Once established, the IIJ will serve as a training center dedicated to strengthening criminal justice institutions, promoting regional legal cooperation, and fostering criminal justice practitioner networks based on a respect for human rights and the rule of law. 

Needs-based Curricula and Programme Development for the International Institute for Justice and the Rule of Law

By Alistair Millar and Matthew Schwartz

Report — April 2014

This report outlines a series of recommendations for the International Institute for Justice and the Rule of Law (IIJ) in developing a curricula and program agenda based on the diverse needs of a multi-national and cross-regional constituency of partner countries. Once established, the IIJ will serve as a training center dedicated to strengthening criminal justice institutions, promoting regional legal cooperation, and fostering criminal justice practitioner networks based on a respect for human rights and the rule of law.