- South East Europe (SEE) Working Group

- South East Europe (SEE) Working Group

This Special Issue delves into the concept of peace beyond traditional definitions, engaging with decolonial and feminist perspectives to emphasize peace not merely as the absence of war or conflic...

- South East Europe (SEE) Working Group

The InnPeace invites you for an online discussion about the recently published Special Issue of the Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding (Vol.18, no.4) - "Peace in Plural: Towards Decolonial and ...

The Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory fully supports the response of the Faculty of Political Sciences, which we hereby transmit in full.

These scholarships will provide fully-funded support for two Palestinian students, with a particular focus on those impacted by the conflict in Gaza

Ottoman and Habsburg coins turned into jewelry; the remnants of successive empires worn on the women’s chests. In some cases, the đerdans are so elaborate that they almost entirely occlude their weare...

“We will look back and say, ‘Why did we not do more earlier?” Amnesty's director tells Zeteo.

This article considers how using poetry in research allows novel ways of thinking about problems in conflict and peace research. Specifically, this article draws from the epic poem The Arab Apocaly...

This article challenges the 'War on Drugs' narrative by exploring the lives of Colombian women coca growers through a decolonial feminist lens. It uncovers the intersecting oppressions they face—co...

Due to the colonial continuities encoded in postcolonial nation-states, formal decolonisation reproduced new dominations rather than peaceful intergroup coexistence. Reflecting on the ‘how’ of deco...

Coloniality structures everyday (i.e. the familiar, dynamic experiences that constitute people's day-to-day lives). It is, however, possible to build decolonial peace into the everyday as a means o...

The local turn in Peace Studies has raised important practical and normative questions around the ‘liberal peace’ approach that defines post-Cold War international peacebuilding. However, recent cr...

This article examines the implications of race critical and decolonial theories for peace and conflict studies. It critiques dominant epistemological frames in the field that overlook coloniality a...

This Special Issue delves into the concept of peace beyond traditional definitions, engaging with decolonial and feminist perspectives to emphasize peace not merely as the absence of war or conflic...

This Special Issue delves into the concept of peace beyond traditional definitions, engaging with decolonial and feminist perspectives to emphasize peace not merely as the absence of war or conflic...