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Conflict, Peace & Covid-19

PSRP is researching the nexus between conflict, peace, and Covid-19. We are studying the ways in which Covid-19, and responses to it, are affecting peace and transition processes in some of the world’s most protracted conflicts. PSRP is part of the FCDO-funded Covid Collective research platform. Browse our Covid-19 related outputs below.

Strand I: Covid-19 Peace and Transition Processes

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Strand II: PeaceTech, Tracking Data, and the UN Ceasefire Call

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Strand III: Regional Responses to Covid-19

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Covid Collective

Social science research for Covid-19 action

PSRP Covid-19 Research

View all PSRP Covid-19 research publications and outputs

Ceasefires Tracker

Explore ceasefires during Covid-19 with our digital tool

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Conflict, Development, and Covid-19 Resources

Read our list of blogs and other resources addressing the Covid-19 pandemic from the perspective of conflict-affected states.

Final update of the Ceasefires in a Time of Covid-19 Tracker

On the second anniversary of the UN Secretary General’s call for a global ceasefire to assist in the fight against Covid-19, we launch our final update of the Covid-19 Ceasefires Tracker and examine the impact of the pandemic on armed conflict.

Between the ‘Regional’ and the ‘West’: Enhancing Indian engagement in Myanmar

One year on from the coup in Myanmar, Monalisa Adhikari and K. Yhome examine the limits of India’s current response and how India’s domestically held principles of democracy and inclusive governance could be pragmatically deployed to reach out to a broader constituency in Myanmar.

Professor Christine Bell appointed Honorary Professor at the Mitchell Institute

PeaceRep Programme Director Professor Christine Bell has been appointed as Honorary Professor at The Mitchell Institute, Queens University Belfast.

Latest Updates

Final update of the Ceasefires in a Time of Covid-19 Tracker

23.3.2022

Between the ‘Regional’ and the ‘West’: Enhancing Indian engagement in Myanmar

9.3.2022

Professor Christine Bell appointed Honorary Professor at the Mitchell Institute

3.3.2022

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[LSE Blog] Ukraine-Russia Crisis: Europe Needs to Rethink Its Security Arrangements

15.2.2022

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