Rethinking peace & transition processes in a changing conflict landscape
Seminars, discussions and more from PeaceRep consortium members.
This case study outlines key ideas and practices to inform conversations and negotiations on building acceptable and effective political and constitutional settlements in Somalia.
This policy brief examines justice and security in Somalia through the lens of fragmented peace-conflict spaces.
This report analyses justice and security dynamics in Somalia through a comparative study of Kismayo and Galkayo.
This briefing explores Germany’s role in advancing climate-sensitive peace mediation.
This chapter, in German, explores how instability in the Horn of Africa and the conflicts in the region have significant impacts on global stability and the economy.
The article argues that India and China have influenced political institution-building in Nepal and Myanmar, challenging Western-dominated peacebuilding narratives.
Using IGAD’s peace efforts in South Sudan as a case study, the article highlights the tensions between liberal peacebuilding and alternative regionalised approaches.
This report discusses how Ethiopia's EPRDF party degenerated from a centralized political market into an oligopolistic monopoly.
This paper examines the evolution of Iraq’s judicial system after 2003, focusing on the increasing centralisation of judicial power and the rise of judicial activism.
Following the fall of the Assad regime, this policy brief shares recommendations to lay the groundwork for a future economic paradigm, until a democratic government and parliament can be...
This article provides the first comparison of levels of climate action ambition in peace agreements, from incremental and transformational adaptation to mitigation.
This report examines the dynamics of checkpoints, or roadblock politics, as a critical lens for understanding Somalia's political economy.
