Memory is a crucial driver of justice in postcolonial contexts, mediating the identities, temporalities and power relations embedded in colonial hierarchies. It bridges past atrocities, present inequi...

Drawing on conversations with Brazilian high school and undergraduate students, this entry explores how young people understand peace, violence and power in their everyday lives. While peace is often ...

This entry sheds light on the concept and practice of decolonial solidarity. Drawn from Indigenous theory, settler colonial theory and critical race theory, decolonial solidarity interrogates the invo...

The temporal term ‘post-conflict’ is used in peace and conflict studies and international development discourses to mark the end of civil wars or the conclusion of peace negotiations. This reference h...

Power relations, hegemonic worldviews and regimes of visibility are represented and enacted through maps. This has been a long-term concern in critical cartography, which offers analytical and concept...

In the form of a dialogue, this piece explores the diverse and contested meanings of justice, and how these meanings shift when justice is understood as a collective and grassroots endeavour. It foreg...

Videos This video series will give insight into postcolonial dynamics of peace and conflict in Africa, Asia and Latin America. The episodes will feature interviews with researchers investigating regio...

Videos This video series will give insight into postcolonial dynamics of peace and conflict in Africa, Asia and Latin America. The episodes will feature interviews with researchers investigating regio...

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