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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

Peacebuilding

‘Jihad is Planted in Our Hearts’: International Aid, Rebel Institutions and Women’s Participation in the Bangsamoro

Bringing Humans Back In: Agency and Structure in Peace and Conflict Studies

The Spaces in Between – Examining Community Experiences of DDR and Reintegration

War mentalities: disarming state soldiers’ hearts and minds in Post-Agreement Colombia

Rethinking DDR: the possibilities of post-conflict military integration

Of arts and war: the thrills and challenges of the arts in ethnography in South Sudan

Training matters: reflections on trauma in civil war research

Armed conflict, reintegration, and gender roles

Marriage among combatants in Nepal’s Maoist insurgency

Political unrest and socio-environmental breakdown in Iraq

Achieving ‘Total Peace’ in Colombia: The Dilemmas of Participation in Peacebuilding

Grounding the Inclusion Hype: Learning from Participatory Development Programmes in Post-Agreement Colombia