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📣 Final Reminder! Registration for the 2025 CRS Annual Conference closes tomorrow! Don’t miss your chance to join leading scholars and practitioners in conflict research. 🔗 Register now: buff.ly/ZxiXUEg

What can art teach us about resistance? Nicky Armstrong reviews Art as Demonstration in International Affairs, exploring how creative practice becomes political action. 📖 Read the review: buff.ly/4ZgXcuF #ArtAndPolitics #PeaceResearch #CRSMembers

📢 CRS 2025 Registration Deadline Extended! Missed registering over the Easter break? Good news — the deadline to register for the Conflict Research Society 2025 Conference has been extended to 30 April! 🔗 Register now: buff.ly/ZxiXUEg

Can we do democracy differently? Peter Emerson proposes an alternative in his latest piece for The Ecologist: Voting by Consensus. Explore how consensus-based systems could enhance inclusive decision-making. 🔗 Read here buff.ly/VY7wmGW #Democracy #VotingSystems

Don’t miss these recent member highlights: - Raphaël Lefèvre: Shia foreign fighters & ideological factionalism - Assala Kethache: Wagner Group in North Africa (in Routledge Handbook of Private Security Studies) - Zurab Bezhanishvili: Trump Cards of Democracy

📢 Last day to register! Don't forget to register for the Conflict Research Society 2025 Conference! 🔗 Register now: buff.ly/ZxiXUEg ℹ️ For details, check our website. Still have questions? Contact: [email protected]

In International Affairs, Alexandre Christoyannopoulos challenges dominant justifications of war through a pacifist lens in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. buff.ly/xtRz3J5 #Pacifism #UkraineWar #CRSmembers

🧠 In her recent review for International Affairs, Charlotte Plews examines God, Guns and Sedition by Bruce Hoffman and Jacob Ware — a timely analysis of far-right extremism in the US. buff.ly/APn300K #Extremism #BookReview #CRSmembers

⚠️ Ezenwa Olumba & co-authors on Nigeria’s farmer-herder conflict and the politics of response. 📖 Human Affairs buff.ly/IoQIuCX #Nigeria #CRSmembers

💬 Deals vs agreements in peace discourse — why it matters. John Gledhill on language & peacemaking in The Conversation. buff.ly/KlgA6M8 #Peacemaking #CRSmembers

🕊️ In EJIR, Jennifer Hodge explores “disaggregated mediation” in Myanmar. How does conflict fragmentation affect peace outcomes? buff.ly/j8mJPI5 #Myanmar #Mediation #CRSmembers

📢 New from Ana Lucía Peláez: How media frames shape resistance to renewable energy in Guatemala. Alta Verapaz & Huehuetenango case studies. buff.ly/kx9uV66 #EnvironmentalJustice #CRSmembers

New from Simone Papale: Has Biden’s Africa policy really changed course? Democracy promotion meets persistent remote interventionism. 📖 International Peacekeeping buff.ly/0WfcWjN #AfricaPolicy #CRSmembers #USForeignPolicy

📣 Anne Bajo presented her work on Malaysia’s role in Southeast Asian conflict resolution at BISA’s “Local-level Peacebuilding: Between Theory and Practice” RTD in London. 🔗 Learn more: buff.ly/lorjpFr #Peacebuilding #SoutheastAsia #CRSmembers