Rethinking peace & transition processes in a changing conflict landscape
Seminars, discussions and more from PeaceRep consortium members.
In modern conflicts, ‘militarised mediators’ - external actors who fund rebel groups and mediate the conflict - pose a paradox for conflict dynamics. This study examines their impact in...
This article introduces peacemongering – the use of peacemaking and peacebuilding as tools of hybrid and grey-zone warfare to control (post-)conflict orders and gain strategic advantage over rivals.
This policy brief presents key findings on the changing nature of peacemaking, based on the Mediation Event and Negotiators Database (MEND).
Drawing on the second release of the Mediation Event and Negotiators Database (MEND), this report analyses 1,344 mediation and mediation-related events across eight conflict affected contexts.
In this policy brief, the authors share key findings and recommendations for policymakers supporting WPS and peace-making interventions in fragmented conflicts.
In this insight report, the authors draw on reflections from an expert workshop and their own reflections to identify key findings and recommendations for policymakers supporting WPS and peace-making...
The paper examines the roles of Russia and China in a long-standing peace process in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the broader implications of this for liberal peacebuilding.
This report draws from a dataset charting the trends in Russian and Chinese perceptions of institutions responsible for the implementation of the Dayton Accords.
This analysis of data on third-party mediation in Sudan and South Sudan signals important longer-term trends for conflict mediation efforts.
