Rethinking peace & transition processes in a changing conflict landscape
Seminars, discussions and more from PeaceRep consortium members.
This event featured panelists sharing their insights on current challenges for women in peacemaking, and how PeaceTech innovations can contribute to inclusive peace processes.
Analysis of the existing generation of Iran's leaders has identified trends among the existing political elite, informing how changes to the composition of leaders will shape the country's future...
Protests following the death of a young woman in Iranian police custody have become a catalyst for political activism internationally, but also among powerful radical Islamist networks.
Mulugeta Gebrehiwot Berhe outlines humanitarian priorities for Tigray in the aftermath of the Pretoria and Nairobi agreements.
PeaceRep researchers have shared insights in the media and in publications on the political factors that have led to the recent conflict in Sudan.
Despite its influence among regional states, Iran faces difficulties in realising some of its geostrategic ambitions. Sima Shine discusses implications of current relations with Israel for Iran's regional policy.
Since the fighting began, PeaceRep Sudan researchers have offered analysis and commentary on the emerging situation in the media, and through recent and forthcoming reports.
On the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday/Belfast Agreement, PeaceRep legacy research offers reflections on key themes in the North Ireland peace process.
Michael Eisenstadt discusses the main influences that can shape Iran's national security policy - it's grey zone regional strategy, unconventional force structure, and nuclear hedging strategy.
New courses drawing on PeaceRep’s research and data innovations will become available this year, designed for both University students and peacebuilding professionals.
Nikolay Kozhanov discusses factors that led to the recent shift in bilateral Russian-Iranian relations, Ukraine-related and otherwise, plus potential obstacles to ongoing bilateral dialogue.
When approach a strategy for reform, key elements that allow for systemic corruption in Iraq need careful consideration.
