The study aims to investigate the research field of informality from a dual perspective—
unilateral versus multilateral—in relation to Sustainable Development Goals. It highlights the …

Based on extensive research conducted in Colombia since 2009, this book addresses the
connection between land grabbing and agrarian capitalism, as well as the unfulfilled …

The International Relations (IR) literature has strongly criticised the invasive and top-down
nature of liberal peace, facilitating a reinterpretation of the practice of international …

This paper analyses how everyday life, the state and nationhood are regulated and
organised in a conflict-affected borderland space through economic activities. It focuses on …

This paper argues that graffiti can provide a form of socio-political commentary at the local
level, and is a valuable, yet often overlooked, resource for scholars and policymakers in …

Informal economic activity is often a defining feature of the political economy of conflict and
post-conflict cities. Despite its prevalence, however, its implications for peacebuilding …

This article calls for a better integration of economic and socio-economic aspects of
peacemaking efforts into critical peace and conflict scholarship and can be read as a …

Objective/Context: Much of the research on conflict resolution has focused on the conditions
for getting parties involved in a conflict to sign a peace agreement. Less attention has been …

The notion of conflict disruption is proposed as an addition to the established conflict
response framework of conflict management, resolution and transformation. Drawing on …

In many post-war countries, the relative security brought to rural areas is construed by
government officials and business actors as an opportunity for development. This is …