Christine is Professor of Constitutional Law and Assistant Principal (Global Justice) at Edinburgh Law School, and is PeaceRep's Executive Director.

Tim Epple is PeaceRep’s Managing Director, overseeing research delivery, peace process support, and consortium governance.

Harriet manages the PeaceRep programme and oversees partner reporting, contracting, programming, and funding.

Benjamin's research focuses on designing and investigating interactive data visualization interfaces.

Sanja is PeaceRep’s Data Director, and Data Manager for the PA-X Peace Agreements Database and Dataset.

Shivangi's research focuses on usability evaluation and user experience for the PA-X Peace Agreements Database and the PeaceRep website.

Juline has research expertise in non-state actors, Political Islam, local conflict management and peacebuilding in the Middle East, notably in Syria and Iraq.

Allyson manages internal and external PeaceRep communications, including strategy and branding, research dissemination, and impact.

Marie is the Research Support Administrator for PeaceRep.

Adam's work involves supporting the management, development, and coding of the PA-X Peace Agreement Database and its sub-databases.

Roy is an independent researcher, working with PeaceRep on projects related to PeaceTech.

Niamh Henry is a Data Engineer working on the organisation and extension of peace and conflict data and developing innovative PeaceTech tools.

Sandra oversees all aspects of PeaceRep's financial portfolio, including project budgets, financial reporting, expenditure, guidance, and contracting.

Kathryn's research interests include regional approaches to peace processes, regional organisations, and normative and institutional change.

Alice focuses on PeaceRep communications, including website content, social media, events, and dissemination of research outputs.

Sarah Schöttler is a PhD candidate at the University of Edinburgh. Her research focuses on geo-visualisation beyond traditional maps.

Tomas focuses on visualization of transition trajectories, and the mediation space of peace and transition processes.

Jinrui Wang is a research assistant focusing on developing visualisations for the PA-X Database, visualising peace agreement actor networks and design interfaces.

Asanga is Director of the Edinburgh Centre for Constitutional Law, researching comparative constitutional law and Commonwealth constitutional history.

Robert coordinates PeaceRep's rapid reaction policy advice, and researches local peace processes with a focus on Yemen.

Laura coordinates PeaceRep research programming, and leads research on local peace processes and gender.

Winnie studies political violence within nonviolent campaigns and explores strategies to navigate the challenges of nonviolent activism to advance and promote political agendas.

Aden is Africa Department Director at Conciliation Resources, covering the Horn of Africa as well as East, Central, and West Africa.

Jonathan is Director of Programmes at Conciliation Resources, overseeing the organisation's regional programmes.

Suzanne manages projects for Conciliation Resources' Horn of Africa Programme, in particular, those supporting the Somali region of Ethiopia.

Alexander is Director of Research and Innovation at Conciliation Resources, with research expertise in peace and security developments in Afghanistan.

Michael is Practitioner Chair at The Senator George J Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice (QUB) and is a researcher with Conciliation Resources.

Jan is Associate Professor (Research) at the Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations at Coventry University. His work engages with transitional processes, state fragility and statebuilding.

Dr Ibrahim Sakawa Magara is a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations at Coventry University. His work broadly focuses on peace and security regionalism in the Horn of Africa.

Miguel is Dialectiq's strategy and systems thinking advisor, structuring complex problems to enable strategy and policy design.

Zahed is the founder of Dialectiq and the creator of its analytical framework, with experience working on peacebuilding, governance and economic development.

Sumit is Head of Constitution-Building Processes at International IDEA, supporting in-country constitution reform programs.

Kimana is a Senior Advisor at International IDEA. Her research and work focuses on constitution-building processes in fragile and conflict-affected settings.

Khalif Abdirahman is the PeaceRep Somalia research team's senior field researcher with the Conflict & Civicness Research Group at LSE.

Matthew is the Sudans Research Director within CCRG.

Alice is PeaceRep's Programme Manager for LSE IDEAS and is a steering committee member.

Luke is Senior Research Fellow at LSE IDEAS. His research interests include nationalism, historical sociology and authoritarianism.

Mazen Gharibah is a researcher with the Conflict and Civicness Research Group at LSE, working on Syria.

Mary is Professor Emeritus of Global Governance at LSE and Director of CCRG.

Hannah is the research coordinator for South Sudan at LSE IDEAS.

Dr Nisar Majid leads the PeaceRep Somalia research team with the Conflict & Civicness Research Group at LSE.

Raga is the Sudan research coordinator, focusing on the political economy of Sudan and the wider region.

Zaki works with the Conflict and Civicness Research Group at LSE, and is co-founder of the Syrian Center for Policy Research.

Marika is a Policy Fellow with the Conflict and Civicness Research Group at LSE, with a focus on Afghan peace processes.

Rim is a Senior Policy Fellow at LSE IDEAS, researching legitimate governance, local conflict and peace drivers in Syria.

Toby is Director of LSE Middle East Centre's Kuwait Programme, and Deputy Head of International Relations Research at LSE.

Mustafa is Programme Coordinator for PeaceRep Iraq at the LSE Middle East Centre.

Louise is a Professor of Law at Queens University Belfast. Her research areas include international criminal law, human rights law and transitional justice.

Michael is Practitioner Chair at The Senator George J Mitchell Institute for Global Peace, Security and Justice (QUB) and is a researcher with Conciliation Resources.

Daniel's research interests include civil wars, security sector reform, peacebuilding, armed non-state actors, transitional justice, and gendered political violence.

Kasia is an ESRC Doctoral Researcher in International Relations at the University of St Andrews, researching Russian intervention in the Syrian conflict.

Mia is a fellow of the Centre for Global Law and Governance, and a PhD candidate in International Relations and English Literature at the University of St Andrews.

Mateja is Director of the Centre for Global Law and Governance at the University of St Andrews, and leads the PeaceRep Global Transitions project.

Bernardo is an independent researcher with specialist knowledge of China and its growing role in global security affairs.

Marcel is a PhD candidate in International Relations at the University of St Andrews, researching mediation and influence in the Horn of Africa.

Monalisa is a Lecturer in International Politics at the University of Stirling. Her PeaceRep research focuses on Myanmar.

Jennifer contributes to research on Myanmar and peace communities, as well as coding of peace agreements for the PA-X database.

Alex is Director of the World Peace Foundation at Tufts University, and Research Director for Political Marketplace research within LSE CCRG.

Jared Miller is a researcher with the World Peace Foundation at the Fletcher School, Tufts University, and with LSE IDEAS.

Aditya Sarkar is a researcher with the World Peace Foundation at the Fletcher School, Tufts University, and with the Conflict and Civicness Research Group at LSE.

Benjamin Spatz is a researcher with the World Peace Foundation at the Fletcher School, Tufts University, and with LSE IDEAS.