The latest report by @womenofburma reflects on the resilience of #WHRDs since the failed coup & concludes: "Women’s organizations have rapidly moved & shifted their focus to operate in a challenging security context and respond to the emergency needs of women in their areas..."

1/ Call for abstracts to CRS 2024 panel: Theory and how it matters for peace research. Peace research is expanding, with a range of exciting new theoretical developments within the field. How do various conceptualizations matter for how we study peace?

Peace with Adjectives: Conceptual Fragmentation or Conceptual Innovation? academic.oup.com/isr/article/26… Very proud! With Simon Pierre Boulanger-Martel, PhD Elisabeth Olivius (@eolivius.bsky.social) Malin Åkebo Anna Jarstad Joelle Zahar Woop Woop! Department of Government, Uppsala University Varieties of Peace Research Network ISR

Finally! This review has been a long time in the making but now it is out! If you are researching peace or teaching about peace, we hope this will be useful! ISR Simon Pierre Boulanger-Martel, PhD Malin Åkebo Dr Johanna Söderström Anna Jarstad Joelle Zahar Varieties of Peace Research Network

Very honored to receive the EJPG 2023 Best Article Award together with Jenny Hedström and Boke Boke! In this piece we tried to theorize feminist peace, and show how the WPS agenda can be manipulated by illiberal regimes to marginalize critical voices. Thank you EJPG 😍🥂

Happy to see our new ISR article "Peace with Adjectives: Conceptual Fragmentation or Conceptual Innovation?" on the list, with Simon Pierre Boulanger-Martel, PhD, Joelle Zahar, Anna Jarstad, Dr Johanna Söderström and Elisabeth Olivius (@eolivius.bsky.social) .

Check out this new article on the spatial turn in peace and conflict studies by brilliant Matheus Souza !

At #ECPG2024 we recieved the 2023 best paper award from EJPG - a highlight indeed! We are so thrilled 😊 Boke Boke

Out now on the blog, Coline Cardeño, Elisabeth Olivius (@eolivius.bsky.social), and Malin Åkebo share findings from their recent article on women’s ‘participation’ in building peace in the Philippines. 👇 civilwarpaths.org/jihad-is-plant…

Elisabeth Olivius, Malin Åkebo and Jenny Hedström have recently published their new article "Navigating friction: women’s peacebuilding in hybrid regimes" in EJIR! You can find the full version here: t1p.de/rnpwo

Very happy to have this article out! With Malin Åkebo and Jenny Hedström ❤️