Sadeen Haddad, Author at Civil War Paths

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Weapons of the weakened, but not wiped out: insurgent adaptability through life histories

‘Like flesh and a nail’: rethinking the nexus of familial ties and armed conflict

The art(s) of conflict disruption in South Sudan

Sadeen Haddad

Impact Workshop on Dignity & Displacement

The 2025-2026 Civil War Paths Annual Conference: Challenging Conceptual Boundaries and Dissecting Patterns of Conflict

The Overlooked Role of Political Parties in Violent Conflict

Expert Workshop on Mid-Level Commanders of Non-State Armed Organisations

New Civil War Paths report: Project Outcomes and Outputs (2021-2025)

Why Militias Stay: The Security Dilemma Behind Iraq’s Persistent Armed Actors

Does Ideology Matter to Make Peace? Lessons from Colombia and Beyond

The role of ideology in Hezbollah’s social institutions

Armed Group Constellations in Multiparty Civil Wars: How Syrian Rebels Toppled Assad

Year Four of Civil War Paths: Taking Stock

The 2024-2025 Annual Civil War Paths Conference: Focusing in on intra- and inter-group relations

Beyond Compliance Symposium: Beyond typologies of actors: ambiguous boundaries in non-international armed conflicts