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‘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

Special Issue: Political Settlements

Special Issue: Political Settlements Citation: Download the PSRP edited special issue journal articles. Summary: The main theme of the issue is the relation between the political settlement approach and transformationRead More

Navigating Inclusion in Transitions from Conflict: The Formalised Political Unsettlement

Authors: Christine Bell and Jan Pospisil The project of ensuring that political settlements are inclusive is key to the attempts of negotiating transitions from conflict over the last 25...

The resilient state: new regulatory modes in international approaches to state building?

Authors: Jan Popisil and Florian P. Kühn ‘Resilience’ has quickly risen to prominence in international security and development circles. In recent years it has found its way into political...

UN Review Processes: Politics and international state- and peacebuilding

UN Review Processes: Politics and international state- and peacebuilding Citation: Download briefing paper. Summary: This briefing paper examines three UN review documents produced in 2015 alongside the UN reform...