2018.08.31

Democracy in Post-Conflict States in Africa: Is the “Gospel” of Peace Undermining Democracy in Eastern Africa?

Kinyua Laban Kithinji Introduction Political strife traverses the eastern region of Africa, and th

2015.11.03

The Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet: A Model for Asia?

2015.08.04

Risks of Conflict Recurrence and Conditions for Prevention: The Paradox of Peacebuilding

It is not easy to establish peace in a region that has experienced conflict. It has been argued that a post-conflict region has, within the first five years, a high risk of recurrence of conflict (Zürcher 2007; Collier et al. 2008). In fact, 36 per cent of cases studied resumed conflict during a period from 1945 to 1996 (Walter 2004).

2015.08.04

10 Years since the Aceh Peace Agreement: Internal Strife Continues

2015.03.30

The Power of Joint Learning as Strategy for Peacebuilding: Insights from Southern Thailand

Since the term “peacebuilding” was introduced into the discourses of academics and practitioners working on violent conflicts in the 1970’s, the definition has undergone remarkable changes.