07 Oct Winds of War in the Sahara Desert
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07/10/2022 - Bernardo Monzani - Winds of War in the Sahara Desert...
Africa
25 Jul Women’s marginalization and the failures of the Libyan peace process
25/07/2022 - Bernardo Monzani and Mariachiara Giaccai - Women’s marginalization and the failures of the Libyan peace process...
30 Dec Libya, in the midst of ordeals
30/12/2021 - Peacemakers Network...
18 Oct Women, Youth and Hashtag Activism: the “EndSARs Movement” in Nigeria
18/10/2021 - Eke-okocha Nnaemeka Phil...
06 Sep The state of European Peacebuilding: the Sahel case
06/09/2021 - Igor Milić - European peacebuilding in the Sahel could improve its performance through tailor-made engagement with host states, to eventually result in a process where shifting power disparities become an end in their own right and serve the purpose of peacebuilding....
19 Jul EU mediation in Yemen: addressing the impact of arms export on a sustainable peace in the future of Yemen
19/07/2021 - Dafne Carletti and Federica Tronci - The EU should aim at progressively acquiring executive power on arms export licensing, as decentralised arms export by EU member states jeopardizes EU mediation efforts and risks potential human rights violations in Yemen....
04 Dec WESTERN SAHARA WOMEN’S CONTRIBUTION TO PEACE AND SECURITY
4/12/2020 - Minetu Larabas Sueidat - Western Sahara – the Spanish ex-colony – has been on the UN list of non-self-governing territories since 1963 and remains one of the longest standing, yet largely overlooked, conflicts in Africa, or, as some observers called it, Africa’s last colony. ...
30 Oct THE EUROPEAN UNION MEDIATION AND THE WOMEN, PEACE AND SECURITY AGENDA IN THE LIBYAN PEACE PROCESS
30/10/2020 - Federica Tronci - Since the peace talks started, Libyan women have been at the forefront, calling for their inclusion and meaningful participation in the peace process. ...
14 Oct POLITICAL PARTICIPATION, DECENTRALIZATION AND GENDER MAINSTREAMING: THE PARFAIT PROJECT IN TUNISIA
14/10/2020 - Shadi Rouhshahbaz - There are still fewer than a hundred National Action Plans (NAPs) on Women, Peace and Security while we witness the 20th anniversary of the adoption of UN Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) 1325 (2000)....
19 Nov CAN SOCIAL CONTACT REDUCE PREJUDICE? EXPLORING THE ASSUMPTION IN NIGERIA
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19/11/2019 - Federica Susterisic - In recent years, there has been an increase of peacebuilding projects that seek to put members of opposing groups in contact to decrease prejudice and discrimination. ...
