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Article

19th May 2026
How do checkpoints in Somalia shape power, identity and governance beyond the state?  

Article

13th May 2026
Are grievances with the Lebanese state, rather than sectarian loyalty, driving popular support for the group retaining its guns?  

Article

29th April 2026
The Lebanese authorities’ clampdown on illicit cross-border activity threatens to leave inhabitants of the historically neglected village, and the wid...

Research report

22nd April 2026
Examining how instability damages the natural environment and how environmental conditions, shaped by natural and human‑driven change, influence confl...

Article

21st April 2026
How roadblocks, transport infrastructure and extraction shape authority and political power.  

Research report

31st March 2026
How do resources, trade, mobility and revenue generation link local violence to wider political and economic systems.  

Research report

27th March 2026
Assessing how climate stress, insecurity and uneven implementation are shaping the future of stabilisation and resilience in the Lake Chad region.

Article

27th March 2026
How do shifting power relations and insecurity across the borderlands influence the experiences of Rohingya women and men?

Working paper

24th March 2026
Understanding how behaviourally informed approaches can reduce hostility and support peace in fragile and conflict affected states

Working paper

20th March 2026
Examining the socio‑emotional factors that shape how groups move towards forgiveness or escalate towards extremism

Briefing paper

17th March 2026
Exploring how shifting political realities, territorial fragmentation and psychological dynamics shape the future of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Briefing paper

10th March 2026
Exploring how psychosocial factors shape both the risks of extremism and the possibilities for reconciliation between divided groups

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