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Dissolving Conflict. Local peace agreements and armed conflict transitions

The lessening likelihood and the often-sobering outcomes of comprehensive national peace processes directed attention to local peacemaking in recent years. Difficult to distinguish and define, local peace agreements work...

Local Peace Processes

Editors: Christine Bell, Jan Pospisil, Laura Wise. In recent years, the difficulties and failures of national level peace processes have prompted increased attention on ‘the local’ as a space...

Managing the humanitarian micro-space: the practices of relief access in Syria

The delivery of humanitarian aid remains one of the main challenges in contemporary armed conflict. The legal, political and physical construction of a sustained and respected humanitarian space, in...

The ungovernance of peace: Transitional processes in contemporary conflictscapes

Abstract: Resolving armed conflict by forging an inclusive political settlement is the contemporary paradigm of international peacebuilding. War-to-peace transitions are envisioned as a sequenced process, cumulating in a signed...

Peace and Political Unsettlement

The lens of formalized political unsettlement asks for pathways in conflict transitions where the radical disagreement at the heart of the conflict cannot be resolved. It questions the idea...

The Impact of COVID-19 on Peace and Transition Processes: Tracking the Trends

This report is part of a body of work and a set of connected research projects on Covid-19, peace, and conflict. This research used expert surveys on a set...

South Sudan: The Politics of Delay

This memo argues that recurrent postponement of a definitive political settlement in South Sudan is a characteristic of a turbulent political marketplace, and that it serves the interests of...

Sudan’s Enduring Transition: Evolving Arrangements after the Fall of Bashir

This PA-X Spotlight report describes how the overthrow of Sudan's long-term military ruler Omar al-Bashir was triggered by a broad civil-society-based movement, supported by the Sudanese military in the...

Peace in Political Unsettlement: Beyond Solving Conflict

Author: Jan Pospisil International peacebuilding has reached an impasse. Its lofty ambitions have resulted in at best middling success, punctuated by moments of outright failure. Paradoxically, contemporary peacebuilding policy...

‘Securing’ Peace: Women and Security Arrangements in Peace Processes

This brief focuses on the relevance of security arrangements in peace processes to women. Security provisions in peace agreements tend to focus on security in relation to armed actors...

Building States while Building Peace? Statebuilding and Security Sector Reform in Peace...

Building States while Building Peace? Statebuilding and Security Sector Reform in Peace Agreements Citation:  Download PA-X report. Summary: This report uses ten variables coded in PA-X as proxies for the...

‘Unsharing’ Sovereignty: g7+ and the Politics of International Statebuilding

‘Unsharing’ Sovereignty: g7+ and the Politics of International Statebuilding Citation: Download the journal article in author’s final version or from the journal website. Policy points: Fragile states in the GlobalRead More