Rethinking peace & transition processes in a changing conflict landscape
Seminars, discussions and more from PeaceRep consortium members.
The latest on peace processes and conflict resolution studies from around the world.
Participants 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...
What can we learn from local peace agreements about what conflict landscapes look like, and to what extent do our conceptualisations of armed conflict work? Join us for a...
The Political Settlements Research Programme is working with the UK’s Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and a group of world leading organisations to develop urgently needed research that...
Dr Catherine O'Rourke of the Transitional Justice Institute launched her new book, Women’s Rights in Armed Conflict under International Law, in an online event marking the anniversary of a...
Ceasefires in a Time of Covid-19, a digital tool developed to track ceasefires during the Covid-19 pandemic, has been featured in the KOFF Peacebuilding Magazine's special issue on digital...
Research from the Political Settlements Research Programme has contributed to the OECD's report on States of Fragility 2020, which examines the dramatic impact of Covid-19 on the global state...
PSRP and UN Women presented the new PeaceFem mobile app at the Virtual Torino Forum for Sustaining Peace on 8 September, and led a discussion on the potential of...
PSRP's new data visualisations offer stunning new ways to represent and explore global peace agreements, using the PA-X Peace Agreements Database.
A new book examines how institutions and regimes interact to protect women's rights in conflict. Written by Dr Catherine O'Rourke of the Transitional Justice Institute at the University of...
Join PSRP and special guests for a series of webinars on peace and conflict.
The Political Settlements Research Programme is delighted to announce that PSRP postdoctoral fellow Dr Kathryn Nash has recently successfully secured the Edinburgh Teaching Award.
In her new role, Dr Sanja Badanjak will focus on bringing together insights from political science, legal studies, and data science in order to better understand the processes though...
