New Routes 2011
NUMBER 4, 2011 African soil for sale: Large-scale land acquisitions
Large-scale flower production in Oromia: From independent farmers to low-wage hired workers By
Girma Gebresenbet
Uganda: Land disputes in the wake of civil war By Anders Sjögren
Post-war South Sudan: Reconciling the 'global land grab' with community land ownership By David k. Deng
Eastern DRC: Local efforts to solve land and identify conflicts By Life & Peace Institute, Bukavu, DRC
Sierra Leone: Large-scale investments develop hidden potentials By Reinier Bulstra
Bioenergy crops: A matter of choice with far-reaching consequences By Isabella Soi and Juan Manuel Gonzalez Benitez
Biofuels: Solving the energy crisis or increasing food shortage? By Judi Wakhungu, Ben Muok and Patricia Bunyasi
Ethiopia: Foreign capital taking over "abundant land" By Dessalegn Rahmato
News, Reviews and Resources
NUMBER 3, 2011 Water – a source of development and conflict
Humanity’s diminishing water well: Everybody’s need – everybody’s right By Jason Gehrig
The China factor: New challenges for Nile Basin cooperation By Ashok Swain and Qazal Jamali
The Nile: A shared gift or a subject of contention? By Yacob Arsano
Water cooperation vital in drought plagued Afar region By Maria Ölund
The linked challenges of global climate change and local peace By Janani Vivekananda
Climate change and land acquisition challenge transboundary water management By Anders Jägerskog
Transboundary efforts to save the Lower Jordan River By Elizabeth Yaari, Munqeth Mehyar, Nader Khateeb and Gidon Bromberg
Deadlock between neighbouring states on pulp mills along the Uruguay River By Diego Galeano
Ecumenical Water Network: A faith-based approach to water, peace and conflict By Maike Gorsboth
News, Reviews and Resources
NUMBER 2, 2011 Dag Hammarskjöld and the United Nations: Vision and Legacy - 50 years later
Dag Hammarskjöld re-visited by Henning Melber 
General rather than Secretary By Lena Lid Falkman
Inspired by Dag Hammarskjöld By Birgitta Nordenman
The ethics of an international civil servant By Hans Corell
Leave it to Dag! By Peter Wallensteen
Global leadership of Secretaries and Generals By Thomas G. Weiss
A famous Swede By Ian Phimister
Dag Hammarskjöld’s Legacy: A beacon of hope By Brian Urquhart
Dag Hammarskjöld: His values and legacy Kiyo Akasaka
An unforgettable moment By Maria Barck-Holst
Libya and the limits to the R2P Phyllis Bennis
République Démocratique du Congo 50 ans après Dag Hammarskjöld By Murhega Mashanda
My sister’s keeper By Angela Ndinga-Muvumba
The magic of Africa and a white guy in a suit By Henning Melber
Ending sexual violence: From recognition to action By Margot Wallström
Renewing the choice: Developing the United Nations further By Marco Toscano-Rivalta
Reviews
NUMBER 1, 2011 Peaceful Co-existence - a faith issue
Dialog in a critical setting By Kajsa Ahlstrad 
Setting the compas in Kingston - Just Peace: the right issue at the right time? By Jonathan Frerichs
Towards a theology of Just Peace By Konrad Raiser
Living letters: The human face of solidarity By Semegnish Asfaw
Ta'aruf: Islam beyond "tolerance" By A. Rashied Omar
No dialogue without religion, without dialogue no pecae - a jewish perspective on the Israli-Palestine context By Ophir Yarden
The UN and religious bodies in common search for peace By Bud Heckman and Stein Villumstad
The global stage of interfaith relations: Religious leaders navigate new roles By Andrea Bartoli and Diana Smith
LPI News Reviews and resources