The Conflict Research Society
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Work on conflict, peace, justice, or security?.Join CRS and connect with a global network of scholars and practitioners. #JoinCRS #CRSmembers #PeaceAndConflict.
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What can geolocating 1,000 satellite images teach us?.William Goodhin reflects on OSINT, media, and accuracy in satellite analysis: #OSINT #Satellites #CRSmembers.
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Given satellite imagery’s primary role as a visual commodity, its use in popular media is often bereft of details helpful to the would-be researcher.
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Can satellite night lights track rural conflict?.Valerie Sticher & Corinne Bara highlight key limitations in conflict monitoring: #RemoteSensing #ConflictData #CRSmembers.
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Humanities and Social Sciences Communications - The rural limits of conflict monitoring using nighttime lights
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New study: How does education reshape how people define terrorism?.Public views shift toward rationality & non-state focus, challenging bias assumptions: #Terrorism #Education #CRSmembers.
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How do students and the public define terrorism, and what impact does education have on those definitions? We gathered evidence from an extensive series of experimental and observational surveys in...
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Peter Emerson’s global tour critiques binary voting—from Strasbourg to Tibet. Lectures, research, and demos of DeBordaVote push for more inclusive decision-making: #VotingSystems #DeliberativeDemocracy #CRSmembers.
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New from Mehmet Yavuz: Two articles on LGBTQIA+ peacebuilding in Bosnia. “All I Want is to Leave…” in Journal of Homosexuality: “Good Tune Theory” in Conflict Resolution Quarterly: #CRSmembers.
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Good tune theory (GTT) is introduced in this article to advocate for the inclusion of LGBTQIA+ people in Bosnia and Herzegovina's (BiH) ongoing peacebuilding efforts. GTT emerged from queer research...
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🔥 New from Kai M. Thaler: From Insurgent to Incumbent (Comparative Politics).How does ideology shape rebel governance & statebuilding after victory in civil wars? . . #CRSmembers #RebelGovernance #Statebuilding #CivilWars.
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🤝 CRS is where ideas meet action. From grassroots peacebuilding to global security research, our members shape debates and build connections across disciplines. ✨ Discover workshops, book prizes, mentoring, and more. 📌 Join the community: #CRSmembers.
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🌍 Are you researching conflict, peace, security, or justice?.Connect with an international network of scholars, practitioners & students through the CRS. 📚 Share your work, access opportunities, and be part of our annual conference. 🔗 Learn more:
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New from Ezenwa Olumba: A New Perspective on Immobility Amidst Adversity.This open-access article introduces a framework for understanding why people—especially indigenous communities—stay in conflict-affected areas. 📖 .#CRSmembers #Immobility #Resilience.
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🌍 From Myanmar to Northern Ireland, and from workshops to publications—our members are shaping critical conversations across the globe. 🧠 The CRS community brings together diverse voices working at the intersection of conflict, peace, politics, and justice.
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🎨 How do culture and heritage shape conflict and peace?.Giuditta Fontana edited a special issue of Nationalism and Ethnic Politics exploring these questions across Bosnia, Syria, Ukraine & Northern Ireland. 🔗 .#CultureAndConflict #CRSmembers.
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📰 From peacebuilding strategies to armed group typologies and cultural narratives—our #CRSmembers have been active across the globe this month. 🧠 Explore the latest research, events & reflections in our newsletter. 📥 Sign up as a member:
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📚 New from Florian Weigand in Journal of Global Security Studies:.“Agency during Armed Conflict: Everyday Life under Competing Authorities in Myanmar’s Rakhine State”.🔗 #Myanmar #ConflictResearch #CRSmembers.
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📣 Anne Bajo presented her work on Malaysia’s role in Southeast Asian conflict resolution at BISA’s “Local-level Peacebuilding: Between Theory and Practice” RTD in London. 🔗 Learn more: #Peacebuilding #SoutheastAsia #CRSmembers.
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(4/4) 📘 Anita Gohdes — Repression in the Digital Age: Surveillance, Censorship, and the Dynamics of State Violence . Each of them offering timely insights into conflict and power.
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(3/4)🏅 Congratulations also to the runners-up for the 2025 CRS Book Prize:. 📘 Jerome Drevon — From Jihad to Politics: How Syrian Jihadis Embraced Politics .📘 Erica L. Gaston — llusions of Control: Dilemmas in Managing U.S. Proxy Forces in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria.
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(2/4) Lichtenheld shows how armed actors sort—not just expel—civilians, using displacement as a tool of control. A powerful rethink of forced migration in war zones. Selected from 40+ nominations by global experts.
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(1/4) 📚 The Conflict Research Society congratulates Adam Lichtenheld on winning the 2025 CRS Book Prize for:.Guilt by Location: Forced Displacement and Population Sorting in Civil Wars 👏.
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