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11 Mar 2026 : UPDATED 11 Mar 2026 by PeaceRep

From War Economies to Predatory Peace: How Peace Settlements Legitimise Extraction

This brief identifies a recurrent pattern in post-conflict governance in which peace settlements reorganise wartime systems of extraction rather than dismantling them.

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4 Mar 2026 : UPDATED 12 Mar 2026 by PeaceRep

Revised Role for the UN in Afghanistan: Pragmatic Presence Today; Preparing for Opportunities Tomorrow

This policy brief argues that the UN should renew its political mission in Afghanistan in March 2026 – but with a revised role to avoid unattainable goals of reforming the Taliban regime.

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19 Feb 2026 : UPDATED 19 Feb 2026 by PeaceRep

Conflict-Related Sexual Violence Against Men and Boys: Survivors Sidelined in Peace Agreements

This report sets out how Conflict-Related Sexual Violence (CRSV) affects men, why it is overlooked in research, legal proceedings and humanitarian programming, and why peace agreements should address CRSV.

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Data for Peace

PeaceRep is a leading developer of PeaceTech and peace data. Our innovative datasets, tools, and visualisations support adaptive management of peace and transition processes.

The PA-X Peace Agreements Database contains over 2,000 peace agreements from peace processes between 1990 and 2024. PA-X data underpins the PA-X Tracker, enabling users to track and monitor progress and implementation of peace and transition processes.

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News & Events

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27 Feb 2026 : UPDATED 27 Feb 2026 by PeaceRep

News

PeaceRep Researcher Awarded Grant to Study UN Peacekeeping Norms

Dr Monalisa Adhikari has been awarded a £358,000 ESRC grant to study how countries engage with UN peacekeeping norms, focusing on India, Nepal, and Bangladesh, which provide 27.7% of...

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23 Feb 2026 : UPDATED 23 Feb 2026 by PeaceRep

News Iraq

PeaceRep Iraq Hosts Final Conference: Reframing Iraq

The PeaceRep Iraq Final Conference took place on 14 February 2026, marking the culmination of five years of research and bringing together a diverse group of researchers and practitioners...

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16 Feb 2026 : UPDATED 17 Feb 2026 by PeaceRep

News

PeaceRep Researcher Hosts Women in Conflict Fellowship

The Women in Conflict 1325 Fellowship, a programme that supports women peacebuilders, was hosted by PeaceRep Senior Research Fellow Laura Wise.

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Featured blog

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5 Feb 2026 : UPDATED 12 Feb 2026 by PeaceRep

Blogs ⸱ Myanmar

The Global (Dis)Order of Peacemaking in Myanmar

Monalisa Adhikari, Jennifer Hodge, and Laura Wise reflect on findings from their recent paper on the impacts of global fragmentation and conflict fragmentation.

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Research Themes

PeaceRep is re-thinking the future of peace and transition processes amidst changing conflict landscapes. Our research covers four broad themes: fragmentation, peace processes, PeaceTech, and geopolitical agreement. Read more about each theme at the links below.

Fragmentation

Understanding conflict fragmentation and implications for policy and practice

Peace Processes

What is the future of peace and transition processes in a fragmented conflict landscape?

PeaceTech

Digital innovation and data to support adaptive management of peace processes

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Global Fragmentation

Understanding shifts in the geopolitical context of peace and transition processes

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Rethinking peace & transition processes in a changing conflict landscape

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