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New Publications

Publication: Bangladesh’s uncertain future

A new political system with old parties, published with Christian Wagner on SWP (in german)

Publication: The occupied zones in Ukraine in the event of a frozen conflict

Humanitarian no-go area, or unconventional humanitarian space?

Publication: Too Much Sand, Not Water: A Geostory of Himalayan Riverine Sediments as ‘Problem’

Publication: Sand Mining, Non‐Farm Employment and a Local Labour Force in Rural Bangladesh

Published with Magnus Hatlebakk and Mohammad Atique Rahman in the Journal of International Development

New Report: Pursuing an integrated approach to TJ and DDR in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

The DR Congo has a long history of engagement in both disarmamement, demobilization and reintegrationand ( DDR) and Transitiona Justice (TJ) processes in an effort to resolve the armed conflicts and combat impunity for human rights violations but, until recently, little effort was made to build bridges between both.

Publication: Can some sort of Donbas and Transnistria separatism happen in Kazakhstan?

A look at (potential) enhancers and impediments.

Essays from our 20 years CRG event

On the occasion of its 20th anniversary, the Conflict Research Group at Ghent University (Belgium) organized an international conference that took stock of where we are with the study of violent conflict. The conference was scheduled on 23-24 May, 2022, and was held in Ghent. These essays were part of the 20th anniversary celebrations.

Epistemological crises in violent contexts during the age of (dis)information by Marte Beldé, Julian Kuttig & Siyum Adugna Mamo.

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Rebel archives and the comparative study of insurgent information politics/propaganda by Bert Suykens.

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Mirroring Zaire: Authority and self-bondage in a Congolese prison by Sam Kniknie & Maarten Hendriks.

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War(time) populism: Discursive strategies in violent conflict by Julian Kuttig

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Is there a future for left-wing agrarian populism? Maybe so… by Jeroen Adam and Jonas Adriaensens

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Violent conflict and the centrality of the African Peripheral urbanities by Karen Büscher, Stéphanie Perazzone and Ayehu Bacha

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Are Booty Futures a Thing of the Past in Africa’s Armed Conflicts by Jeroen Cuvelier

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New Publications

Publication: Bangladesh’s uncertain future

Publication: The occupied zones in Ukraine in the event of a frozen conflict

Publication: Too Much Sand, Not Water: A Geostory of Himalayan Riverine Sediments as ‘Problem’

Publication: Sand Mining, Non‐Farm Employment and a Local Labour Force in Rural Bangladesh

New Report: Pursuing an integrated approach to TJ and DDR in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Publication: Can some sort of Donbas and Transnistria separatism happen in Kazakhstan?

Essays from our 20 years CRG event

Epistemological crises in violent contexts during the age of (dis)information by Marte Beldé, Julian Kuttig & Siyum Adugna Mamo.

Rebel archives and the comparative study of insurgent information politics/propaganda by Bert Suykens.

Mirroring Zaire: Authority and self-bondage in a Congolese prison by Sam Kniknie & Maarten Hendriks.

War(time) populism: Discursive strategies in violent conflict by Julian Kuttig

Is there a future for left-wing agrarian populism? Maybe so… by Jeroen Adam and Jonas Adriaensens

Violent conflict and the centrality of the African Peripheral urbanities by Karen Büscher, Stéphanie Perazzone and Ayehu Bacha

Are Booty Futures a Thing of the Past in Africa’s Armed Conflicts by Jeroen Cuvelier

All CRG Publications