#ICYMI: Discover peace agreement trends in 2023 ⬇️ Our recent data report explores global insights into peace agreements signed in 2023, their characteristics, analysis of key topics, plus data on gender provisions & local agreements 📊 peacerep.org/publication/pe…

"For 25 years, the Venezuelan government has entrenched itself in power through tactics that undermine democracy." Check out the full article here ➡️peacerep.org/2024/08/06/the…

📌 How effective are #vaccination ceasefires? Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has called for a vaccination #ceasefire in #Gaza following the detection of polio. In this blog, Laura Wise, Sanja Badanjak & Ian Russell call for a pragmatic approach based on key PeaceRep findings: peacerep.org/2024/08/08/pra…

We are excited for the CRS annual conference nxt month! A big that you to PeaceRep & the support of ODA scholarships that helped make this happen! Highlights include keynotes by Roger Mac Ginty & Peer Schouten the 2024 CRS book prize winner + exhibitions from PeaceRep !

Our new PeaceRep LSE Conflict & Civicness Research Group paper on addressing mental health challenges of refugees from Afghanistan, written by Halima Montecalvo peacerep.org/publication/ad…

How have international reconstruction practices and resources reconfigured power in #Afghanistan? Marika Theros' (Marika Theros) new paper examines the nexus between economic reconstruction, criminality, and political authority ⬇️ peacerep.org/publication/na…

💡 This week, Juline Beaujouan led a 2-day workshop hosted by the Social Work Department at the University of Salahaddin in #Erbil. Participants with diverse expertise discussed the development of fair, inclusive and context-specific ethics procedures for research. Zor sipas!

Did you know: The number of peace agreements signed each year (excluding local agreements) has been declining since the 1990s? 📉 We saw a spike in 2023, though this was primarily driven by a single peace process. More insights into peace data for 2023: peacerep.org/publication/pe…

🔍 Our Peace Analytics Series presents the decisions behind our PeaceTech innovations, so that others may reuse and repurpose our methodologies and findings. From geocoding and named entity recognition, to the PeaceFem mobile app, browse the series now: peacerep.org/research/peace…

✈️ For passengers travelling via Aden Adde International Airport in #Somalia, the Sahal company or ‘checkpoint’ is all but unavoidable. Nisar Majid and Abdirahman I. Adan discuss the checkpoint’s implications & problematic lack of transparency around it: peacerep.org/2024/08/27/mog…

How can external actors support women in a shrinking civic space? Emphasizing the importance of context, Laura Wise examines how restrictive civic environments create challenges for women’s participation in peace processes. peacerep.org/2024/08/28/sup…

✨ We're excited to host the The CRS conference this week at Edinburgh Law School! A big welcome to everyone arriving today and tomorrow for what promises to be a series of fantastic panels on the global fragmentation of peace and conflict. #CRS2024

High impact research demonstrations at the The CRS workshop right now highlighting PeaceTech PeaceRep Bayes Centre Earth Blox #CRS2024 with visualization, geospatial mapping and data analytics on the forefront.

🇸🇴 A conversation at a family wedding sparks a cross-continental effort to prevent a local dispute from escalating into violence... In their new blog, Khalif Abdirahman & Nisar Majid explore a real-life example of conflict resolution in El Berde, Somalia: peacerep.org/2024/09/03/el-…

Thank you to all those who attended PeaceRep's workshop today at Inspace! ✨ It was fantastic to see everyone engaging with the speakers and range of tools, as well as productive discussions on the use of digital tools for data-driven peace and conflict resolution. #CRS2024

Thank you to Roger Mac Ginty for a fantastic first keynote on peace fragmentation to kick off day 2 of the The CRS conference! And congratulations to Tim Epple and Niamh Henry for a brilliant launch of the PA-X Tracker 🎉 #CRS2024

We are glad to participate at Conflict Research Society annual conference #CRS2024 The CRS hosted by PeaceRep in Edinburgh. Insightful discussions on the global fragmentation of peace and conflict 💫 #peacebuilding #conflicts #peace

🏆 Many congratulations to last night's prize winners, Govinda Clayton, Imrana Buba and Peer Schouten! And thank you to Peer Schouten, winner of the The CRS Book of the Year Prize, for a fantastic and engaging talk, despite the unlucky interruption. #CRS2024

Another wonderful case study of #RoadblockPolitics in Somalia by Nisar Majid and Abdirahman Adan

As day 3 draws to a close, we want to say a huge thank you to everyone who joined us at Edinburgh Law School for the #CRS2024 conference! With almost 50 panels and 165 papers, it was a packed 3 days with brilliant contributions from practitioners & scholars from around the world 🌍