Existing research on digital technologies in peacebuilding exhibits both tech-solutionist and
tech-problematizing traits that tend to understate their embeddedness in society and politics …

One of the core principles of EU interventions under the Common Security and Defence
Policy (CSDP) has been local ownership. While the EU takes pride in fully respecting this …

Critical Peace and Conflict Studies scholars have increasingly sought to overcome binary
approaches to engage more fully the ways in which peacebuilding missions are designed …

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 book explores the last 25 years of international peacebuilding and recasts them as a
growing crisis of confidence in universal ideas of peacebuilding and self-government. Since …

The past two decades have witnessed myriad 'turns' in peacebuilding scholarship. This
article explores these 'turns' and questions their influence on peacebuilding practice …

This article examines the response to the crisis of liberal statebuilding in conflict-affected
societies since the end of the 2000s. It shows how both resilience policy approaches and …

The article provides a critical overview of the rise of resilience at the European Union (EU)
level and to what extent its adoption is reshaping the terms of the EU's peacebuilding …

While the 'emotion turn'has emerged as an influential analytical lens in International
Relations (IR), there is not yet a well-developed understanding of the role that emotions play …

Red-zoning emerged as a key security practice in the context of the global COVID-19
pandemic, with colour-coded security zones defining the spatial dimensions of diverse …