Circuits, the everyday and international relations: Connecting the home to the international and transnational
The primary aim of this article is methodological. It proposes circuitry as an analytical device – not a mere metaphor […]
Including Hard-to-Access Populations Using Mobile Phone Surveys and Participatory Indicators
One of the main obstacles for survey researchers—especially those conducting surveys in difficult contexts such as postconflict areas—is accessing respondents.
Everyday peace: How so-called Ordinary people can disrupt violent conflict
An exploration of how so-called ordinary people can disrupt violent conflict and forge peace. In this pathbreaking book, Roger Mac
Everyday Peace Indicators: An effective tool for measuring hard to measure social concepts
Mainstream aid metrics often fail to capture how communities themselves define peace, justice, and wellbeing, as these are usually designed
Today is International Day of Peace. Can you measure what peace is?
Sept. 21 is the U.N. International Day of Peace, but how does the world measure peace, exactly? In the dictionary,
Everyday Peace Indicators: A way to measure and build peace
For decades, calls for greater attention to local, everyday experiences in peacebuilding have been growing. Yvette Selim and Roger Mac
The data myth: interrogating the evidence base for evidence-based peacebuilding
This article interrogates three claims made in relation to the use of data in relation to peace. That more data, faster data, and impartial data will
After war ends: Aid paradigms and post-conflict preferences
This article is interested in aid preferences, or what people desire in terms of aid, in a post-conflict and post