Rethinking peace & transition processes in a changing conflict landscape
Seminars, discussions and more from PeaceRep consortium members.
This article discusses how the BRI impacts the political economies of host conflict-affected states, but also how those states' peace processes are reshaping delivery of the BRI.
Examining Nepal’s post-conflict constitution-writing process, this article explores why international constitutional assistance (ICA) fails to deliver on inclusion.
This report highlights the impact of actors operating outside of China's official foreign policy establishment, such as think tanks and provincial authorities.
This report finds that, while a coherent “Asian model” of peacebuilding does not exist, there are common features which characterize the international conflict management practices of China, Japan, and...
‘Crises’ - financial crash, pandemics, political conflicts, and natural disasters - can provide stimulus for strengthening and development of regional organisations. This report maps and analyses Covid-19 responses from...
The recent military coup in Myanmar reversed a decade-long experiment towards incremental political liberalization. At the same time, it also brought China’s engagement there back into the spotlight, and...
Since the 1990s, the face of United Nations (UN) peacekeeping has changed drastically, with personnel contributions now coming predominantly from developing countries. Some of the most fragile states worldwide,...
India in South Asia: Interaction with Liberal Peacebuilding Projects Citation: Download journal article Abstract: In fragile and conflict-affected States (henceforth FCAS) in South Asia, two distinct forms of international...
