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Key Findings

The Political Settlements Research Programme’s research findings fall broadly into the following topics and countries. Each topic or country page below features a summary of what we’ve learned and a list of key related publications. View as HTML or download PDF versions of each theme.

Peace Processes

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Gender

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Constitution-building

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Transitional Justice

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Power-sharing

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Elections and Referendums

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Interim Transitions

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Implementation

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Peace Agreements and Miscellaneous Topics

View key publications on peace agreements and miscellaneous topics

Afghanistan

View key findings from Afghanistan

Borderlands

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Democratic Republic of Congo

View key findings from DRC

Nepal

View key findings from Nepal

Northern Ireland

View key findings from Northern Ireland

Sudan & South Sudan

View key findings from Sudan & South Sudan

Key Publications by Country

View key publications by country

Ceasefires

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