
cPASS unites peace scholarship efforts, fosters research, and promotes global cooperation via social sciences.
The Center for Peace and Security Studies (cPASS) was founded to unite peace and security scholarship efforts at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). Its core mission is to foster research that applies cutting-edge social science to enhance global cooperation and understanding. cPASS focuses on developing externally funded research projects that address how humans can best collaborate in an increasingly interconnected and technologically advanced world. The center operates primarily within the Division of Social Sciences but encourages broader interdisciplinary collaborations.
Notable affiliated individuals include leading scholars from UCSD's Division of Social Sciences. cPASS has successfully secured various research grants and funding, contributing significantly to policy-making and data-driven insights on global peace and security issues. Its impact is evident in the development of innovative research methodologies and the promotion of international cooperation through scholarly work. By bridging existing peace scholarship efforts, cPASS plays a crucial role in advancing the academic and practical understanding of global security dynamics.
Companies similar to Center for Peace and Security Studies include UC San Diego, The Center for Matter under Extreme Conditions, Center for Data Science and University of Southern California.
Center for Peace and Security Studies was founded in 1966.
Center for Peace and Security Studies' headquarters is located in Los Angeles, CA, US.
Center for Peace and Security Studies' most recent funding round was for $3.3M (USD) in August 2017.
As of Aug 23, 2017, Center for Peace and Security Studies has raised a total of $3.3M (USD).
Center for Peace and Security Studies has 75 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.

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