Rethinking peace & transition processes in a changing conflict landscape
Seminars, discussions and more from PeaceRep consortium members.
This report examines Kenya and South Sudan’s mediation experiences, profiles, and institutions at the national level to better understand the effects of executive-led mediation.
This report presents the opinion polling data on elections and civic space to inform ongoing discussions about the fate of the transitional process in South Sudan.
This paper examines the reality of electoral competition and how it intersects with political marketplace dynamics using the 2023 elections in Nigeria as a case study.
This paper is primarily concerned with the way in which constitutions adopted as countries emerge from violent conflict deal with natural resources.
This policy brief is the second in a series of research papers that examine the nature of violent conflict within political marketplace countries and efforts to build lasting peace.
This paper explores how negotiations over political authority play out in ‘real’ transactional politics across multiple levels of government under conditions of competitive rentierism using Nigeria as a case...
This policy brief provides reflections on the current moment in Somalia’s political and political economy trajectory, half-way through the current presidential term.
This policy brief highlights some of the key findings on opportunities to use education as a tool for peace in Syria.
This research report investigates the relationship between market and state in the contemporary Ukrainian economy.
To better understand the impact of the UN transition in Iraq, this research paper considers potential longer-term implications on three affected populations, including IDPs.
This chapter interrogates the claim that the Russian war against Ukraine represents a “return” or “resurgence” of “great power politics.”
This policy brief argues that Ukraine should pursue re-industrialisation through an effective programme of state aid and use of preferential trade and procurement policy.
