Rethinking peace & transition processes in a changing conflict landscape
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The road to peace is long and arduous, paved with pitfalls, but mapping how people have previously steered a path can inform ongoing quests for reconciliation. An initiative charting...
Those who work in refuges for women escaping from domestically violent men become accustomed to seeing certain injuries, like signs of strangulation, bitemarks, bruises, bald patches where hair has...
The Political Settlements Research Programme has commissioned a series of ‘Stories’ from established journalists to synthesise what we do and to draw out links between and findings from our...
Astrid Jamar continues her analysis of the prominence of aid billboards in Burundi and how these contribute to colonial continuities which in turn shape the public space and public...
Burundian roadsides often have prominent billboards displaying the name of aid projects. Astrid Jamar discusses how these billboards dominate public space and shape public authority in ways that produce...
This blog was first published 17 August 2018 on the dedicated PA-X Visualization website. This is the second post in a series of blogs about data visualizations of PA-X,...
'There is the opportunity now for progress towards peace in Afghanistan. But to become reality, it needs a new step-by-step approach.' From the Accord report 'Incremental Peace in Afghanistan'.
In this post Lucy Havens retraces the work of visualizing the PA-X database. The post was first published on PaxViz, a page dedicated to sharing the story of visualizing...
