Global conflict - future trends and challenges: towards 2030

The report discusses global conflict trends towards 2030, focusing on the decline in conflict deaths, the shift in power dynamics, and the challenges of international governance in adapting to these changes.

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The research method involved a conference where experts and officials discussed global conflict trends and challenges, focusing on the period leading up to 2030. The report summarizes key points from the discussions and provides insights into the future of conflict and conflict management.

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The report examines the continuous decline in conflict-related deaths since the 1950s and the potential future trends and challenges in global conflict leading up to 2030. It highlights the impact of economic growth, globalization, and democratization on reducing conflict, while also considering the risks posed by power transitions, resource competition, and new frontiers of conflict such as cyber warfare. The report discusses the need for reform in global governance, the role of emerging powers, and the importance of effective conflict prevention and resolution strategies. It also touches on the drivers of conflict, including demographic changes, climate change, and economic shifts, and emphasizes the need for improved policy-making, international cooperation, and the adaptation of institutions to manage security in a multipolar world.

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Categories: 2030 time horizon | 2030s time horizon | English publication language | Global geographic scope | action | climate change | conflict | conflict resolution | conflict trends | cyber warfare | democratization | demographic changes | economic growth | futures | global wars | international governance | policies | policy-making | power dynamics | resource competition | state stability | war