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Questions relating to early recovery, the politics of reconstruction, sanctions, and the role of the private sector and civil society.
Examines how peace agreements address the issue of child protection.
Highlights how organisations and communities favour investment in public schools to bridge the educational gap.
This policy brief outlines a new, and nuanced, relationship among conflict, peace making, and natural resources.
Outlines elements of the political context of the international response to the humanitarian and reconstruction needs.
This report highlights the gap between de jure and de facto practices that govern tax policy in Sudan.
Insights from a new qualitative dataset on local agreements (PA-X Local) to explore the places and spaces of local agreements.
This report sets out how gender equality and social inclusion can be integrated into British Embassy Kathmandu’s development programmes and lessons for global FCDO programmes.
This article examines when, how and why local agreements are used to end violent conflict, drawing on a new global dataset of local agreements.
The impact of decarbonisation and the related decline of political finance in respective political marketplaces on peace making.
A summary of findings about citizens’ perceptions of national identity from a survey of South Sudanese respondents in 2021-2022.
This report presents findings about South Sudanese citizens’ perceptions of peace from a survey in 2021-2022.
Reconciling rights in constitutional design negotiations.
Rethinking approaches to Afghan peace making in the wake of the Taliban takeover.
This report summarises discussions at the 8th Edinburgh Dialogue on Post-Conflict Constitution-Building.
Sudan is undergoing a twin transition, shifting from both armed conflict and authoritarian rule.
Attempts to manage and resolve the conflict have seen the involvement of numerous international actors, including neighbouring countries.
The African organisations have developed normative policy frameworks and organisational structures for diplomacy.
This paper uses Somalia as a case study.
This report aims to explore the new regional configuration in the Wider Horn, with Ethiopia as its centre.
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