The article focuses on Greek Cypriot internally displaced persons and their attitudes towards
the island's reunification talks. We utilize quantitative data from two representative sample …

Does UN peacekeeping reduce the number of people forcibly displaced by violence? While
previous research has found that the presence and size of peacekeeping deployments can …

Do UN missions reduce forced displacement? Facing insecure environments, civilians are
left with three choices: staying; moving to a safer community; or moving outside their country …

How do different degrees of displaced people's hardship shape their expectations of peace
and violence in post-conflict societies? We develop a novel explanation and empirically …

The Dayton Agreement was meant to end the war, restore the Bosnian state to its prewar
multiethnic composition, and facilitate rebuilding coexistence among its constituent nations …

Serbia is a country with a long tradition of emigration. The increase in the number of
displaced people sharply rose in 1992 when all the diplomatic options to preserve …

House damage has been a widespread consequence of the Islamic State (IS) crisis in Iraq.
However, house and property damage per se is not a factor limiting return. The type and …

Can reminders of violence committed in the past influence citizens' policy preferences in the
present? Prior work has found that under the threat of violence individuals prioritize safety …

Conflict between returning and non-migrant populations is a pervasive yet frequently
overlooked issue in post-conflict societies. While scholars have demonstrated how out …

Aging is the subject of various studies by the scientific community and monitoring by
responsible institutions. The intensity of aging and the proportion of age groups among …