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New data and research on non-UN peacekeeping

EJIR article: The UN and Postwar Violence

Award received for my work: NEPS Medal 2019

Starting 2019 with two new research grants

New JCR article on post-conflict spillover

Graduate students, time to apply for the Cedric Smith Prize! Though the CRS conference in Belfast is not happening this year, we still run with the award. Important: NOT restricted to PhD students in the UK/ROI anymore, so apply! Deadline 15th July 2020 http://conflictresearchsociety.org/cedric-smith-prize-2020/

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Sara Hellmüller @SaraHellmuller·

27 Apr

I am hiring! Come work with me as post-doctoral researcher @IHEID (3.5 yrs contract at 70%) to do research on how world politics influence UN peacebuilding (application deadline 12/06/2020): https://erecruit.graduateinstitute.ch/recrutement/?page=advertisement_display&id=285.

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Corinne Bara @BaraCorinne·

25 Mar

Data question: I need data (global, 1989-2018) on changes in the head of government/state. Like: New president in presidential democracies, new prime minister in parliamentary democracies, new dictator in dictatorships, new monarch in monarchies, and so on. Any ideas???

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Corinne Bara @BaraCorinne·

24 Mar

Peacekeeping researchers: Here's new data on non-UN peacekeeping (approx. monthly number of troops/police/observers in non-UN and UN missions). Just Different Hats? Comparing UN and Non-UN Peacekeeping https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13533312.2020.1737023#.Xnnku86GYCE.twitter

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Corinne Bara @BaraCorinne·

6 Mar

Super interesting research on fighting between Syrian rebel groups receives well-deserved JPR Article of the Year Award.

J of Peace Research@JPR_journal

The 2019 Nils Petter Gleditsch JPR Article of the Year Award goes to @ekgade Mohammed M Hafez & Michael Gabbay for their article ‘Fratricide in rebel movements:A network analysis of Syrian militant infighting’. Congratulations!Read the article free in JPR https://bit.ly/2HRoxn8

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