What can Sudan’s experience of war, fragmentation and contested authority tell us about a world in which established political orders are increasingly...
This policy brief explores how longstanding patterns of contested political authority can help us understand the country’s current fragmentation and w...
In the Rohingya refugee camps of Cox’s Bazar, programmes intended to support and empower women are frequently channelled through male gatekeepers. Thi...
In South Sudan’s Greater Pibor region, a grassroots movement of mothers and grandmothers demonstrates how women can govern, regulate violence and exer...
A webinar exploring how communities across South Sudan’s borderlands navigate conflict, shape or are shaped by authority and sustain livelihoods throu...
The final XCEPT conference will bring together researchers, policymakers and practitioners to examine nine years of cross-border conflict research and...
In Manipur, northeast India, unarmed women have emerged as influential actors in an ongoing conflict, shaping access, mobility and frontline dynamics ...
How did armed actors in Afghanistan use their control of key roadblocks to gain rent and power, ultimately undermining support for the Afghan Republic...
What does it take to address climate-related insecurity in one of the world’s most fragile regions? Lessons from the Lake Chad Basin suggest that with...
