CCSRC is interested in forming research partnerships. If your organization would like to work in conjunction with the centre please contact us.

The Canadian Centre for the Study of Resource Conflict is an applied-research driven centre specializing in the analysis of natural resource based conflict, seeking to alleviate violence by engaging stakeholders, undertaking research, and disseminating information with regard to the effect and influence of natural resources in violent conflict.

Purpose Statement:

• Undertake and publish grassroots research
• Foster understanding of the relationship between resources and conflict
• Engage stakeholders (multi-national corporations, government, civil society and academics) in discussion.
• Act as a literature and research repository for documents related to resource
conflict.
• Policy advocation through research and advisory

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The CCSRC is affiliated with the Human Security and Peacebuilding Program at Royal Roads University; drawing on its resources and contributing to the dissemination of applied research generated within the program.