PA-X Data featured in new analysis of ceasefire design and effectiveness
teaseData from the PA-X Peace Agreements Database has been featured in a new analysis of ceasefire design and effectiveness: The Logic of Ceasefires in Civil War.
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MobilitySafe: navigating cities in times of pandemic and conflict
teaseA PSRP researcher has been awarded a new grant under the ESRC Impact Acceleration Account scheme to develop a map-based tool to help individuals navigate cities in times of...
Young artists illustrate life in Syrian opposition-held areas
teaseA group of young Syrian artists have collaborated to illustrate life in opposition-held areas during the Covid-19 pandemic. The artists produced two exhibitions – combining art, music, and activities...
Prof Aisling Swaine recognised in top 100 list
teasePSRP Associate Professor Aisling Swaine has been named as one of the 100 Most Influential People in Gender Policy 2021 by Apolitical.
One year on, has conflict paused for the pandemic?
teaseOne year after the UN Secretary General called for a global ceasefire in the face of the novel cornavirus, has conflict paused for the pandemic? A new PSRP report...
Research boosts role of women in peace processes
teaseA report launched to mark International Women’s Day offers new guidance for women working in peace keeping processes in Iraq, Libya, Syria and Yemen.
PSRP quoted in analysis of Afghan peace process
teaseA PSRP report on political settlements has been quoted in an opinion piece on the Afghan peace process: Will political factions in Afghanistan come to terms with each other?
Dr Kathryn Nash launches new book on African Peace
tease'African Peace: Regional norms from the Organization of African Unity to the African Union' examines the role of African regional organisations in constructing collective conflict management rules for the...
PSRP joins The Elders in conversation on women in mediation in the Arab world
teasePSRP joined The Elders for a high-level virtual event on the role of women in mediation in the Arab world.
PSRP joins the Covid Collective to study the nexus between conflict, peace, and Covid-19
teaseThe Political Settlements Research Programme (PSRP) at the University of Edinburgh has joined an exciting and interdisciplinary collective of social scientists, from inside and outside academia. The FCDO-funded Covid...
Ceasefires tracker featured in The Lancet
teaseCeasefires in a Time of Covid-19, a digital tool developed to track ceasefires during the Covid-19 pandemic, has been featured in The Lancet.
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Constitution-Building in Response to Social Crisis: the Second Women Constitution-Makers...
teaseParticipants at the second Women Constitution-Makers Dialogue discussed the relationship between social unrest and the design of constitutional reform processes, implications for democracy and peace, and opportunities to enhance...