Rethinking peace & transition processes in a changing conflict landscape
Seminars, discussions and more from PeaceRep consortium members.
This report presents the opinion polling data on elections and civic space to inform ongoing discussions about the fate of the transitional process in South Sudan.
Following a nationwide perception survey, this report paints a comprehensive picture of what peace looks like for those directly affected by armed violence in South Sudan.
This policy brief explores the planned elections in South Sudan, including perceptions on when they should take place, the necessary preconditions, the risks and which parties have the best...
This briefing aims to compare the empirical meaning of peace internationally and focuses on what peace means to people living in a fragment state, such as South Sudan, where...
This report aims to provide the first thorough empirical assessment of brideprice in South Sudan and its impact on gender relations and armed violence around the country.
This policy brief delves into attitudes towards daily experiences of safety, governance and security in Lakes State, South Sudan based on surveys conducted between 2021 and 2023.
This report aims to elucidate the phenomenon of climate-induced protracted displacement of herders and their livestock in South Sudan.
This paper presents patterns in perceptions of safety since the signing of the Revitalized Agreement on the Resolution of the Conflict in South Sudan in 2018.
This policy brief shares key findings on perceptions of peace from a series of national opinion polls in South Sudan between 2021 and 2023.
This article by Jan Pospisil investigates the impact of decarbonisation and the related decline of political finance in respective political marketplaces on peacemaking.
This report discusses how mediation efforts in Sudan need to accept the multiplicity of processes, if peace and transitional progress are to be achieved.
This policy brief presents a summary of findings about citizens’ perceptions of upcoming national elections, from a survey of South Sudanese respondents in 2021-2022.
