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15.09.2020

Security and Conflict Mitigation in EU Migration ‘Hotspots’ in Greece

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16.06.2020

The Uninvited Guest

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16.06.2020

Measures to contain COVID-19 should not overlook peace and security concerns in South Sudan

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16.06.2020

Beyond “It’s What We Do”: Legal Empowerment, Civil Society and Combating Corruption

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15.06.2020

Promoting inclusive security in restricted civic space

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20.04.2020

Civil Society, Democratisation, and the Closing of Civic space - Experiences from South Sudan

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18.04.2020

An Invitation to Reflect with the Advisory Committee: SRoL & COVID-19

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15.08.2019

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Power, Inequality and Local Land Conflict in Kabul’s Peri-Urban Areas

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14.08.2019

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Activation of the Crime of Aggression: African States the missing link!

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13.08.2019

BASIC INVESTIGATIVE STANDARDS FOR INTERNATIONAL CRIMES INVESTIGATIONS

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13.08.2019

Prosecuting international and transnational crimes requires domestic capacity: Asser trains magistrates from francophone African countries

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19.06.2019

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Parc national des Virunga : mettre fin à la « conservation policière » de la nature

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06.06.2019

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Why more women should be included in the leadership of Virunga National Park

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23.05.2019

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« Le robot producteur Sud » : quel avenir dans les zones rouges ?

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23.05.2019

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Considering Power Imbalances in Collaborative Research

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25.04.2019

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DMF in India: why mining affected communities and corporations are absent from governance of extraction

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25.03.2019

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Right to a Fair Trial in the International Criminal Accountability: Are the Judges at the ICC charming the critics?

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04.02.2019

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Sustainable Peace and Development After Massive Human Rights Violations: Making the Case for Transitional Justice

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14.01.2019

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20 Years since the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court: Status of International Rule of Law in Africa

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19.12.2018

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How to get ahead in DR Congo politics: A flatterer’s guide

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19.12.2018

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The Importance of Transitional Justice to Sustainable Development

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21.11.2018

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The Missing Link: Improving access to justice in Somaliland

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21.11.2018

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DRC elections: Kabila’s perfectly imperfect choice of successor

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25.10.2018

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Education in a Rebel-Held Town

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16.04.2018

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Outcome Harvesting – the next step to assure quality

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29.03.2018

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To reconstruct Syria and Iraq, first revisit the script

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12.03.2018

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Will the real governor please stand up: Understanding local governance structures in Libya

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15.01.2018

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Analysing the Role of Employment Programmes in Building Peace and Stability

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04.01.2018

Polisi Siku Kwa Siku

The police uniform: A source of pride, misery and revenue

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19.12.2017

Polisi Siku Kwa Siku

Kuishi kama mbwa ama nguruwe (Living like dogs and pigs): A Bukavu policeman’s lot is not a happy one

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14.12.2017

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Making SDG 16.3 Work for the Rule of Law and Access to Justice: Measuring Progress in Fragile and Conflict-affected States

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12.12.2017

Polisi Siku Kwa Siku

« Polisi Siku Kwa Siku » Introducing the project and its blog series

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12.12.2017

Polisi Siku Kwa Siku

Kukufa mu gratuité (to die for nothing): Making a living in Bukavu’s police

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02.11.2017

Foreign Engagement in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Contexts

Sequencing for Stability by Jordan Ryan, Director Bureau for Crisis Prevention and Recovery UNDP

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05.10.2017

Foreign Engagement in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Contexts

Understanding 'Stability' in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Contexts by Cedric de Coning, Head Peace Operations and Peacebuilding Research Group, NUPI

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25.09.2017

'Local' Conflicts in Translational Entanglements

Understanding types of transnational conflict for coherent policy

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14.09.2017

Justice and Peace

Police accountability and predictability: mechanisms for peace and justice

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10.09.2017

Justice and Peace

‘Guvernance’ and the ‘role’ of law: Getting the vowels right

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14.08.2017

Justice and Peace

Injustice: a driver of violent extremism?

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11.08.2017

Justice and Peace

‘Privilege violence’: why polarized democracies yield violence

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08.08.2017

Justice and Peace

Podcast: Patrick Alley, founder of Global Witness

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31.07.2017

Justice and Peace

Myanmar's plural justice system

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31.07.2017

Justice and Peace

The injustice of inequality and its links to violence

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31.07.2017

Justice and Peace

Providing access to justice for all?

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31.07.2017

Justice and Peace

Gender injustice and conflict

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31.07.2017

Justice and Peace

Just cities: the role of public space and everyday life

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31.07.2017

Justice and Peace

Preventing violence through the rule of law: changing our approach to fit a changing landscape

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31.07.2017

Justice and Peace

A just response to climate change violence

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30.07.2017

Justice and Peace

Multidimensional external interventions are generally not able to deal with transnational influences adequately

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21.07.2017

Foreign Engagement in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Contexts

Which Agents, What Change? by Chris Underwood, Senior Policy Advisor at International Alert (UK)

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02.07.2017

Foreign Engagement in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Contexts

Theory meets Policy by Ronald Wormgoor, Strategic Policy Adviser, Stabilisation and Humanitarian Aid Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

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03.06.2017

Building Peace Locally

Working with local non-state actors

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14.05.2017

Building Peace Locally

Fulfilling the role of the state

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14.05.2017

Building Peace Locally

Peacebuilding from local perspectives

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12.05.2017

Foreign Engagement in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Contexts

Leading Theories of State Formation | Blog post #3 by Prof. Michael Pugh, Research Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Bradford

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