In this presentation, Visualising Peace student Thomas Frost discusses some of the scholarship he has been reading on pacifism within American Catholicism. Below the video, you can find a summary of the publications he…
In this presentation, Visualising Peace student Shengyuan Ji discusses a range of publications that cover gaming and bilingualism as interesting manifestations of peace education, not only in the classroom but also in…
In the presentation below, Visualising Peace student Isabel Frasier discusses ‘the good, the bad, and the ugly’ of AI’s current and potential applications in conflict and peacebuilding. You can download her pdf handout…
In this presentation, Visualising Peace student Christy Forshaw discusses some theoretical scholarship on ‘peace literature’ and reflects on some examples she has found of this little-studied genre in South American…
Mathias Katsuya, February 2022 This presentation by student Mathias Katsuya summarizes some recent peace studies literature with an emphasis on the field of International Relations and the dominance of the ‘liberal…
Peace is a concept that many feel familiar with – and yet clear-cut definitions are hard to pin down. Our research has shown that peace gets visualised and studied in very different ways both within and across…
Throughout 2022 and 2023, a team of undergraduate students at the University of St Andrews have been working on a ‘Vertically Integrated Project‘ called ‘Visualising Peace‘. Directed by Dr Alice König, this project…
In this presentation, Visualising Peace student Harris Siderfin discusses his research into intergroup conflict and social identity theory, particularly in post-conflict societies. Drawing on scholarship from…
Please join us in our learning journey! Below you will find a series of reflective blogs and presentations by different members of the Visualising Peace team. In sharing our individual experiences of studying peace…
In this presentation, Visualising Peace student Tao Yazaki discusses her research on the ongoing barriers to peacebuilding in the aftermath of civil conflict in Sri Lanka. She analyses scholarship on the roots of the…