Peace or Stalemate: the Never-ending Korean War
The Korean War began on June 25, 1950 with an… Read More »Peace or Stalemate: the Never-ending Korean War
Top-down peace-making
Peace at What Cost? The Amnesty Dilemma
Governments frequently use transitional justice mechanisms to restore peace and… Read More »Peace at What Cost? The Amnesty Dilemma
Gastrodiplomacy: food and culture in peace-making
‘We’re using food as an entry point to help people… Read More »Gastrodiplomacy: food and culture in peace-making
The Place of Neutrality in Peace Work
Many organisations involved in peace-making and peace-keeping place great stress… Read More »The Place of Neutrality in Peace Work
The Hidden Costs of Unification
There is strong support for unification of North and South… Read More »The Hidden Costs of Unification
Kartarpur Corridor
When India and Pakistan were Partitioned in 1947, the state… Read More »Kartarpur Corridor
Twenty-Five Years of the Good Friday Agreement and the Challenges of Grassroots Peacebuilding
2023 marks the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement,… Read More »Twenty-Five Years of the Good Friday Agreement and the Challenges of Grassroots Peacebuilding
‘Add Women and Stir?’ For the Love of Feminism, Please Put the Spoon Down!
‘Peace and security missions face a plethora of challenges today.… Read More »‘Add Women and Stir?’ For the Love of Feminism, Please Put the Spoon Down!
Collapse of the Peace Treaty in 2002 in Sri Lanka: the role of international organisations.
The Sri Lankan Civil War, officially spanning from 1983 to… Read More »Collapse of the Peace Treaty in 2002 in Sri Lanka: the role of international organisations.