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Constituting Transitions: Predicting Unpredictability

4 May 2020

Transitional Governance Today: A Risk and Opportunity for International Law

27 April 2020

Dr Emmanuel de Groof outlines five current features of transitional governance, as outlined in a new PA-X report.

The Interplay Between Political and Technical Factors in Democratic Transition Electoral Processes

6 April 2020

Syrian Crisis, Syrian Refugees

8 March 2020

Peace Agreements and Persons with Disabilities

17 February 2020

Breaking the Balance? The Impact of Peacekeeping Deployments on Civil–Military Relations

16 February 2020

New report uses PA-X data to envision a peace agreement for Afghanistan

27 January 2020

The RAND Corporation has published a new research report which presents a plausible final comprehensive peace agreement for Afghanistan, based in part on data from the PSRP’s PA-X Peace Agreements Database.

Radical disagreement and self-determination disputes

13 January 2020

Moving Beyond Transitions to Transformation: Interactions between Transitional Justice and Constitution-Building

9 December 2019

South Sudan: The Politics of Delay

5 December 2019

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Peace on Earth? The Tradition of Christmas Ceasefires Across the World

23.12.2020

Ceasefires tracker featured in The Lancet

15.12.2020

Blue Nile Falls, Ethiopia

 Water Resources and Inter-state Conflict: Legal Principles and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD)

14.12.2020

Moving from Conflict: the Role of International Actors in Transition Management

9.12.2020

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