Will the Afghan Peace Talks Succeed?
By Aila M. Matanock Last Saturday saw Afghan factions come together in Doha for peace talks. The Taliban,…
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DispatchEveryday Peacekeeping in the Central African Republic
By Allard Duursma Imagine this: You are a farmer in northwest Central African Republic. In 2013, several of…
Will the Peace Plan Bring Peace?
By Michael Barnett After several years of consultations, trial balloons, and delays, on Jan. 28, President Trump released…
Political Violence @ A Glance Welcomes Christian Davenport
Christian Davenport joins the editorial board of Political Violence @ A Glance at a time of global upheaval,…
The Promise and Perils of Postwar Cities
Guest post by Kristine Höglund, Emma Elfversson, and Ivan Gusic More than half of the global population lives…
Hard-liners Get What They Want In Israel—A Sanction for More Violence
by Joel Day The recent murder of a Jewish settler in the West Bank has changed the settlement debate…
Prestige, Dignity, and Job Security: How Army Integration Promotes Peace
By Julia Strasheim and Subindra Bogati After civil war, policies that deal with former rebel combatants often envision to…
What We Know about Militant Groups as Political Parties
By Aila Matanock Featured on both wanted posters and campaign posters in Pakistan, Hafiz Muhammad Saeed is not…
What the FARC’s Facts Mean for Reintegration
by Oliver Kaplan for Denver Dialogues Last week, Colombia and the former FARC rebels celebrated the first birthday…
Beliefs About Male Superiority Help Explain Why More Gender-equal Societies are More Peaceful
By Elin Bjarnegård, Karen Brounéus, and Erik Melander Male political activists in Thailand who subscribed to masculine honor ideology…