Rethinking peace & transition processes in a changing conflict landscape
Seminars, discussions and more from PeaceRep consortium members.
This paper argues that international reconstruction practices and resources reconfigured power in Afghanistan, and helped create a governance system governed by the logic of a criminalised political marketplace.
With new actors engaging in peacemaking, this article investigates the impact of these dynamics on peace and the political system in Syria.
This article is based on discussions with political stakeholders in South Sudan and the perceptions of the South Sudanese public on when the upcoming elections.
This paper highlights the challenges in diagnosing and delivering culturally appropriate mental health care for Afghan refugees in the United States.
This policy brief discusses media perspectives on key moments of the AU’s involvement in talks and political processes in Sudan.
This paper explores how peace processes shape and are shaped by precarity in the context of the exploitative political economies of Ethiopia, Somalia, Sudan and South Sudan.
This report examines the gender dynamics of the agri-food sector in northwest Syria, with a focus on the contextual challenges facing women in terms of accessibility to productive resources.
This data report explores global insights into peace agreements signed in 2023 in the PA-X Peace Agreements Database.
This report shares observations from the Fifth Women Constitution-Makers’ Dialogue, stressing the necessity of amplifying women’s voices at all levels around natural resource management.
This report examines Kenya and South Sudan’s mediation experiences, profiles, and institutions at the national level to better understand the effects of executive-led mediation.
This report presents the opinion polling data on elections and civic space to inform ongoing discussions about the fate of the transitional process in South Sudan.
This paper examines the reality of electoral competition and how it intersects with political marketplace dynamics using the 2023 elections in Nigeria as a case study.
