Dabeiba, más allá de la fosa. Así se manifiesta la reconciliación cotidiana
Con el proceso de paz se abrieron las puertas para diferentes aspiraciones de las comunidades sobre la forma como lidiar […]
Which Women’s Rights? Exploring Gender and Peace in Afghanistan
Pamina Firchow and Eliza Urwin’s study in rural eastern Afghanistan reveals that villagers view girls’ education and women’s employment as
We Urgently Need to Support Girls’s Education in Afghanistan
Research by Everyday Peace Indicators in rural Afghanistan reveals widespread local support—among both men and women—for girls’ education and women’s
Peace Methods and Methodologies
This chapter gives an overview of the many methods and epistemological approaches in the multidisciplinary study of peace and conflict
Measuring Peace from the Bottom Up with the Pasto Indigenous Group in Nariño, Colombia
In the early 1990s, a revolutionary movement emerged in the international development research community using collaborative methods and bottom-up approaches
How photography can build peace and justice in war-torn communities
This article explores how photography, combined with the Everyday Peace Indicators approach, helps war-affected communities in Colombia express and build
Collaborative Methodologies: Why, How, and for Whom?
This symposium introduces collaborative methodology (CM) as a way to make political science research more ethical, inclusive, and accurate. Instead
Opinion: To build peace in war-torn Colombia, we need to think smaller
This article argues that durable peace in Colombia—and in other conflict-affected countries—requires more attention to small-scale, everyday practices at the
Not Just at Home or In The Grave: (Mis)understanding women rights in Afghanistan
This article presents an original dataset collected in predominantly rural, Eastern Afghanistan, which finds that girls’ access to education and