Yemen's Response to COVID-19: Part I
In the first of a three-part series, Raiman Al-Hamdani and Rob Wilson examine Yemeni governance systems and how these local networks are likely to be central in responding to...
Sudan: The Potential Price of Peace
Fifteen months after the revolution that ousted long-term dictator Omar al-Bashir in April 2019, it becomes increasingly evident that Sudan’s two parallel transitional processes of democratisation and peacemaking contradict...
Towards a greater role of civil society in conflict settlement in Syria after Covid-19?
Juline Beaujouan and Eyas Ghreiz describe some of the challenges for civil society in rebel-held areas of Syria during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Cooperation in Latin America: Responses to COVID-19 expose existing cracks in regional...
Hannah den Boer sets out the response by regional organisations in Latin America to the Covid-19 crisis and asks what this means for regionalism in the bloc.
How do we support women peace mediators in a tech-driven world?
Fiona Knäussel reflects on the programme’s thinking on women and PeaceTech, the challenges for women peacebuilders in using tech tools and how to address them, and on whether tech...
Scratching below the surface: what can local peace agreements tell us about armed groups...
Juline Beaujouan, Tim Epple, Robert Wilson and Laura Wise draw on a new collection of local peace agreements to reflect on the state of contemporary conflict management and peacemaking...
Responses by African Intergovernmental Organisations to COVID-19
Political Settlements Research Programme (PSRP) Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Dr Kathryn Nash, discusses the responses of African intergovernmental organisations to the COVID-19 crisis and asks what does this mean for...
Ireland’s election to the UNSC: what prospects for Women, Peace and Security?
This short blog by Dr Catherine O'Rourke considers the potential significance of Ireland’s election to the WPS agenda at the UNSC.
Syria: local agreements, regional rivalry and a global pandemic
As the regime moves towards capturing Idlib, rivalry between Russia and Iran to control Syria is growing. Originally published in Open Democracy by Juline Beaujouan and Eyas Ghreiz.
War by Other Means: One-sided Memorialisation in Sri Lanka
Bill Rolston examines the one-sided narratives that come through in contemporary public displays in Sri Lanka, following the ending of the three-decade long war.
Responding to Covid-19: The coming of age of regionalism in Asia?
Monalisa Adhikari sets out the response by regional organisations in South and Southeast Asia to the Covid-19 crisis and asks what does this mean for Asian regionalism.
COVID-19 and Health Systems: Responding to Unpredictable Predictability
Liz Grant, Yina Lizeth Garcia-Lopez, and Christine Bell set out 11 themes for health systems to consider when responding to the Covid-19 pandemic.