The Hague Institute for Global Justice

The Hague Institute for Global Justice is an independent, non-profit organization that aims to shape discourse and bridge gaps between research, policy and practice on global issues at the critical intersection of peace, security and justice. The Institute’s work focuses on three strategic perspectives organized around key issue areas and regional focus. Each focus has a broad range of short and long term projects which explore a spectrum of peace and justice issues. In doing so, they illuminate the roles of governments, diplomacy, international organizations, business, and civil society in a rapidly changing and complex world.

Global Governance
Rule of Law
Conflict Prevention

The North World Approach

Building upon the unprecedented success of The Washington Compact, The Hague Institute for Global Justice is pioneering a new frontier in global governance with The North World Approach. This initiative represents a bold and necessary step towards ensuring sustainable, cooperative, and just governance in one of the world’s most strategically significant and rapidly changing regions—the Arctic.
For more information on this project: The North World Approach Archives – The Hague Institute for Global Justice

The Off World Approach

The Hague Institute for Global Justice has launched a program entitled “The Off World Approach” to address the role of civil society in the future space enterprise. The Off-World Approach is the first international, non-governmental organization established to examine all aspects of the future space enterprise in five decades.
For more information on this project: The Off-World Approach Archives – The Hague Institute for Global Justice

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