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War, Peace, & the In Between

Welcome to War, Peace, & the In Between, a podcast charting journeys from violent conflict to lasting peace, from The University of Edinburgh’s Political Settlements Research Programme (PSRP). The first series features conversations between researchers and practitioners from the University of Edinburgh and beyond. Hosted by Allyson Doby, Communications Officer at the PSRP.

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Series 1

Episode 1: PeaceTech: Digital Tools for Building Inclusive Peace (4 December 2020) | View Show Notes

Episode 2: Ceasefires in a Time of Covid-19 (14 December 2020) | View Show Notes

Episode 3: The Importance of Regional Responses to Covid-19 (21 December 2020) | View Show Notes

Episode 4: Data Focus: The PA-X Birthday Paradox (28 December 2020) | View Show Notes

Episode 5: Power-sharing and Inclusion in Peace Processes (17 March 2021) | View Show Notes

Producers

War, Peace & the In Between is produced by Allyson Doby from the Political Settlements Research Programme and Elisabeth Barlow from the University of Edinburgh Law School. With thanks to our funder, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office.

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