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Seminars, discussions and more from PeaceRep consortium members.

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Strategies of inclusion in peacemaking: Beyond box-ticking and photo opportunities?

“Inclusion” is becoming an increasingly prominent term in debates about peace, yet the term often remains vague. Hearing calls for an inclusive peace process begs the questions: Whom are...

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A New Approach or a Return to the Status Quo?

The Northern Ireland Assembly has reopened after a three-year collapse, but is this a new beginning? Dr Kevin McNicholl (PSRP Postdoctoral Fellow) examines the thorny issues at the heart...

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Introducing PA-X Peace Agreements Database, Version 3

The PA-X Peace Agreements Database now covers all of 2019, with a new suite of visualisations showing the full variety of peace agreements across time, space, and issues of...

New report uses PA-X data to envision a peace agreement for Afghanistan

The RAND Corporation has published a new research report which presents a plausible final comprehensive peace agreement for Afghanistan, based in part on data from the PSRP's PA-X Peace...

Founding Women dialogue: perspectives from women constitution makers (video)

International IDEA and the Political Settlements Research Programme hosted the first annual Women Constitution Makers Dialogue in Edinburgh in October 2019. In a new video, participants share their experiences...

Explore global peace processes with our new interactive infographics

PSRP has launched a new series of interactive infographics about peace processes and political settlements.

PRSP jointly hosts two-day workshop on interim governance arrangements

On 9 and 10 December 2019, International IDEA, the Edinburgh Centre for Constitutional Law (ECCL), the Global Justice Academy (GJA), in association with the Political Settlements Research Programme (PSRP)...

PSRP, ASPR and RVI host Local Peace Processes Workshop in Nairobi

On 25 November 2019, the Political Settlements Research Programme, the Austrian Study Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution and the Rift Valley Institute hosted a Joint Analysis Workshop on local peace processes...

PSRP and Oklahoma State University collaborate on global security governance project

PSRP Research Fellow Dr Kathryn Nash and Dr Brooke Coe, Assistant Professor at Oklahoma State University, are embarking on a major project to explore the changing nature of global security...

Dr Kathryn Nash speaks about using PA-X to inform international policy-making

Dr. Kathryn Nash of the PSRP spoke about the use of PA-X Peace Agreements Database for informing international policy-making at a recent knowledge exchange event.

Dr Kathryn Nash represents PSRP at Knowledge Frontiers Symposium

PSRP Postdoctoral Research Fellow Dr Kathryn Nash attended the UK-Australia Knowledge Frontiers Symposium from 10-11 November 2019 in Brisbane, Australia. The Symposium brought together early career academics from the United...