Peace Process Lite: When Global Fragmentation Meets Conflict Fragmentation
The fragmentation of peacemaking and conflict are leading to the emergence of pragmatic and reductionist forms of conflict resolution, or ‘peace process lite’.
Author: Hodge
Influential Community Members and the Successful Emergence of Nonviolent Resistance...
This article examines how local communities develop the capacity to successfully engage in nonviolent resistance amidst war.
Beyond Comprehensive Peace Agreements: The Role of Civil Society in Promoting Liberal...
This article uses the PA-X Local database to evaluate how and in what ways liberal norms feature in local peace agreements.
Disaggregated Mediation: The Localisation of Peace Processes Amid Global and Domestic...
This article examines disaggregated mediation in contemporary conflict resolution, proposing a new conceptual framework to analyse its drivers, dynamics, and implications through analysis of post-coup Myanmar.
Pathways ahead for Myanmar: Assessing the Challenges and Opportunities
This policy brief summarises key findings on emerging themes on the political space in Myanmar, drawn from praxis-based research in the form of a Study Group on Myanmar.
Peace Agreements in 2023: Insights from the PA-X Database
This data report explores global insights into peace agreements signed in 2023 in the PA-X Peace Agreements Database.