Key findings from PeaceRep research on the use of amnesties in response to armed conflict.

Key findings on how constitution-building is intertwined with contemporary peace processes, and how this association has changed over time.

Key findings on elections in transitional contexts: sequencing, political incentives, civil space, electoral system design, shocks and buffers, and citizen participation.

Fragmentation is a key feature of many of today’s conflicts and peace processes.

Key findings on gender, peace and security: fragmentation, participation, gender perspectives in peace agreements, and customary practices.

Key findings on the nature of international third-party involvement in response to increasing global fragmentation.

Key findings on cumulative extremism and structural violence, approaches to preventing and countering violent extremism, and actors experiencing vulnerability and resilience.

Key findings on the opportunities and risks posed by post-conflict elections and referendums

Key findings on the linkages between climate and conflict, including natural resource management and decarbonization.

Read our key findings on how implementation affects the quality and robustness of a peace agreement's sustainability.

Read our key findings so far on transitional arrangements, bridging the transition from conflict to peace. 

Mechanisms to deal with past conflicts, including amnesties, constitution-making, gender, and victim support.

When and how women and sexual and gender minorities navigate and engage with the components of peace processes.