Research Activities
The DHA project’s research focuses on two major themes:
- Showing how humanitarian perspectives add value to disarmament and arms control work and proposing new ways these approaches could assist multilateral processes;
- Examining multilateral negotiating processes more broadly to help practitioners "think outside the box" in their work by drawing on interdisciplinary research.
Read more about this topic: Disarmament As Humanitarian Action
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