What's New in Version 6 of the PA-X Database?
teaseThe PA-X Peace Agreements Database now contains 1,959 peace agreements, found in more than 150 peace processes between 1990 and 2022, as well as 44 new agreements added since...
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UN Women report cites PA-X research on local peace processes
teasePeaceRep welcomes a new report from UN Women on women's participation in local mediation in Iraq, Libya, Syria, and Yemen.
Work with us: Finance and Project Officer role now open
teasePeaceRep seeks a senior administrator with financial experience to join the programme as Finance and Project Officer.
Christine Bell on geopolitical dimensions of the Russia-Ukraine conflict
teasePeaceRep Director Christine Bell has authored a blog and a short report on geopolitical settlement in the context of Ukraine-Russia negotiations.
Job Opportunity: Postdoc in Eastern European peace and conflict studies
teaseApply to work with KonKoop, a research network focusing on dynamics of conflict and cooperation in Eastern Europe.
Addressing Gender-Based Violence in Post-Conflict Societies: PeaceRep Welcomes Research...
teaseAnna Asproni introduces her research focus as she begins an internship with PeaceRep.
PeaceRep research impact recognised by REF2021
teaseREF2021 recognised Edinburgh Law School for the strength of its research environment, outputs, and impact - including case studies from PeaceRep.
Publications, Data and More: Explore the New PeaceRep Site
teasePeaceRep's new programme website provides easy access to our cutting-edge research supporting transitions from conflict.
New PeaceRep publication series explores global transitions
teaseThe new Global Transitions Series looks at fragmentations in the global order and how these impact peace and transition settlements.
Final Update to the Ceasefires in a Time of Covid-19 Tracker
teaseOur digital tracking tool covers two years of ceasefire negotations, examining the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on armed conflict. The current update adds the most recent instances of...
Professor Christine Bell appointed Honorary Professor at the Mitchell Institute
teasePeaceRep Programme Director Professor Christine Bell has been appointed as Honorary Professor at The Mitchell Institute, Queens University Belfast.
PA-X Database development highlighted in 'Pathways to Peace and Security' journal
teaseThe latest issue of the Pathways to Peace and Security journal features an article by Dr Sanja Badanjak reflecting on the development of the PA-X Peace Agreements Database, along...