One of the main obstacles for survey researchers—especially those conducting surveys in difficult contexts such as postconflict areas—is accessing respondents. […]
Zach Tilton reflects on how constructivist theory informs his work with Everyday Peace Indicators. Drawing from Lincoln and Guba’s The
In Colombia, the Everyday Justice project by Everyday Peace Indicators uses photovoice—community-driven photography—to capture local visions of peace. In conflict-affected
This chapter gives an overview of the many methods and epistemological approaches in the multidisciplinary study of peace and conflict
In the early 1990s, a revolutionary movement emerged in the international development research community using collaborative methods and bottom-up approaches
For decades, calls for greater attention to local, everyday experiences in peacebuilding have been growing. Yvette Selim and Roger Mac
This article addresses the overlooked barrier of accountability in the localization of international aid and development. It argues that the
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
Participatory methods seek to counter the extractive nature of mainstream research methods by putting control into the hands of research