Civil Wars

The Importance of Context When Comparing Civil Wars

Normative Scaling and Crisis Knowledge: The Problematic Use of Selective Analogies to Compare Conflicts

On Brokers, Commodification of Information and Liberian Former Combatants

Repression Substitution: Shifting Human Rights Violations in Response to UN Naming and Shaming

The Middle East is Violence: On the Limits of Comparative Approaches to the Study of Armed Conflict

Buying Peace? Civil War Peace Duration and Private Military & Security Companies

Is Shia-Sunni Violence on the Rise? Exploring New Data on Intra-Muslim Organised Violence 1989-2017

Walking the Line: Brokering Humanitarian Identities in Conflict Research

Power and Comparative Methods: Performing the Worlds of Armed Conflicts

Research Brokers We Use and Abuse while Researching Civil Wars and Their Aftermaths – Methodological Concerns

Women-to-Women Diplomacy in Georgia: A Peacebuilding Strategy in Frozen Conflict

Privileged Sphere of Comparison: Empire, Methods and Conflict Intervention

Comparing Conflict-related Sexual Violence: Expertise, Politics and Documentation

Transborder Ethnic Kin and the Dynamics of Peace Processes: Insights from the Kurdish Conflict

From Remote Control to Collaboration: Conducting NGO Research at a Distance in Tajikistan

Structural Violence and Terrorism in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas of Pakistan

The Second-Generation Liberation Movement in Southern Sudan: Anti-Colonialism as a Set of Practices

Targeting and Resistance: Reassessing the Effect of External Support on the Duration and Outcome of Armed Conflict

Refining the Line of Distinction between Ethnic Conflict and Security Dilemma: Towards a Theory of Identity Driven Ethnic Conflict

Conflict in Ukraine: A Review Essay

An Opportunity Structure for Terrorism: Moderate Leadership Departures in Nationalist Movements

Who s at Risk? : Reflections on In/Security When Working With/Through Military Brokers in Conflict Settings