Peacekeeping Within African Regime Complexity
Peacekeeping enjoys an unprecedented popularity amongst policymakers at the moment. At no point in history have there been more peacekeepers deployed worldwide.
Human Rights as Conflict Resolution in Northern Ireland
Following the 1998 peace agreement, Northern Ireland has been promoted as a model for peacemaking. Human rights discourse played a role as a cause and cure of the conflict.
Denmark’s Foreign Fighters: An Interview with Jakob Sheikh
Award-winning reporter Jakob Sheikh talks about his work interviewing the Danes who travelled to Iraq and Syria to join the jihad.
Inspirations for Post-Liberal Peacebuilding from Latin America
The political changes in certain South American countries, including most notably the case of Bolivia, could act as inspirations in the ongoing search for locally grown, hybrid variants of a post-liberal peace.
Jihadists, Rebels or Bandits: The Threat Of The Allied Democratic Forces
The Allied Democratic Forces—a militant Islamist group in the Ugandan-Congolese borderland—have been depicted as a serious threat to regional security with links to transnational Jihadist groups. But how accurate is this story and what threat does this group actually pose?
Deer Poaching and Food Security
In the UK, tens of thousands of deer are poached annually. This has significant implications for the sustainability of British deer populations and human health.