Rethinking peace & transition processes in a changing conflict landscape
Seminars, discussions and more from PeaceRep consortium members.
Informed commentaries from experts, policy makers and guest writers.
The first part of this study, conducted by Yemen Policy Center in December 2020 during the first wave of the pandemic in Yemen, presented the factors that prevented security...
This blog post by Prof Louise Mallinder discusses moves towards legal accountability for the invasion of Ukraine, to address the needs of victims and to promote reconciliation.
Overview and reflections on challenges for artists and activists through a rapidly changing decade of civil unrest and conflict in Yemen.
How regional responses to Covid-19 by the African Union and Africa CDC affected national responses in Kenya and South Sudan.
One year on from the coup in Myanmar, Monalisa Adhikari and K. Yhome examine the limits of India's current response and how India’s domestically held principles of democracy and...
PeaceRep researcher Professor Mary Kaldor discusses Russia’s foreign policy decisions over Ukraine and how the West may respond in this LSE blog post.
Peace missions have continued all over the world during the pandemic, with significant impacts on their operations.This piece outlines how the pandemic has affected peace missions run by regional...
Vaccination ceasefires can be a valuable tool for getting vaccinations to those in conflict zones. The authors of a new report, Breathing Space: Vaccination Ceasefires in Armed Conflict outline...
PSRP introduces a new report, ‘Peace agreements, the media, and communication’, which sheds light on how conflict parties address the ambivalent roles of the media and communication in peace...
Two decades after the UN called on all peace process actors to adopt a gender perspective, but amidst an unpreceded challenge to women’s rights globally under the Covid-19 pandemic,...
Brooke Davies introduces her new report, Implementing Peace Agreements through Domestic Law, which examines how parties to peace agreements can and have used domestic law to implement their terms.
A new book – African Peace: Regional Norms from the Organization of African Unity to the African Union – examines how peace and security norms and practices in Africa...
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