Transitioning from Taxation without Representation in South Sudan
Overlapping legacies of a revenue system describe South Sudan’s present, but need not be the template for the country’s future.
Rethinking peace & transition processes in a changing conflict landscape
Seminars, discussions and more from PeaceRep consortium members.
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Overlapping legacies of a revenue system describe South Sudan’s present, but need not be the template for the country’s future.
Dr Sanja Badanjak outlines new trends in peace agreements emerging from PA-X data, following the latest update to the database.
The rapid fragmentation of Iraq's "protest parties" attests to the dominance of the Muhasasa system.
Responses to this question from panelists and participants at a recent private seminar have informed a new policy briefing.
A constitutional and legal path to addressing grievances with Kenya's presidential election could strengthen democracy.
Including gendered perspectives in peace processes can further women’s empowerment and gender justice.
Updated statistics from the PA-X Peace Agreements Database Version 6 reflect gender mainstreaming in peace agreements reached in 2021.
How can the West respond to the many elements of "new wars" in Russia’s current strategy for the invasion of Ukraine?
Why are there so many Northern experts on African affairs, and so few African experts on European and American affairs?
China's vision of addressing violent conflicts and security challenges differs from that of Western countries. Bernardo Mariani discusses the main drivers behind Chinese engagement in conflict settings.
Susanne Jaspars of LSE Ideas introduces and discusses a new report on digital technologies and humanitarian law in food security, starvation and famine risk.
Robert Wilson and Raiman Al-Hamdani discuss findings of a recent PeaceRep report on local Yemeni health and community actors during the Covid-19 pandemic.