Rethinking peace & transition processes in a changing conflict landscape
Seminars, discussions and more from PeaceRep consortium members.
This paper examines the UAE’s relations with the three countries of the Western Balkans where they have engaged predominantly since 2010: Montenegro, Serbia, and Bosnia-Herzegovina.
This report highlights the experience of trade unions in the on-going Russian war against Ukraine, based on the author’s engagements with trade unionists since the beginning of the full-scale...
This paper seeks to map Turkey’s multifaceted engagement in Bosnia and the Western Balkans and trace its evolution over the past three decades.
This report explores what should be done next in support of Afghan peace based on consultations conducted in March 2023.
This policy brief delves into attitudes towards daily experiences of safety, governance and security in Lakes State, South Sudan based on surveys conducted between 2021 and 2023.
Christine Bell provides a 12-Step Manifesto laying out the types of practice and commitment needed for successful use of digital tools to support peace processes.
Eliab Taye uses the concept of 'populist peacemaking' to analyse the mediation initiative launched by Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed in Sudan in June 2019.
This paper examines the factors that have contributed to upholding the status quo in Sinjar, Iraq, thus preventing change through the implementation of the Sinjar Agreement.
This 'think piece' offers an understanding of 'PeaceTech' and examines how technologies can and are being used in efforts to build and sustain peace.
This report outlines China’s position on the war in Ukraine and examines China’s proposals on the political settlement of the war.
This article underlines how the geopolitical context of Asia has defined the conflict-management approaches of different states.
This report aims to elucidate the phenomenon of climate-induced protracted displacement of herders and their livestock in South Sudan.
