Suresh, R. 2020. In Peace Studies Journal 14 (1): 55-64. This article aligns with a conventional IR perception of peace. Peace exists in democratic states where communication, transparency, and competitive elections…
Šebok, Filip, and Turcsányi, Richard Q. 2021. In Riga: NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence. This report offers an insight into the practical implications of narratives promoted by states online.…
Hwang, Feng-tai. 2017. In Fletcher Security Review 3 (1): 85–90. This journal reveals interesting aspects of how space capabilities are perceived in China (and the US and Russia). The used categorisations illustrate…
Neufeld, Beverly. 1993. Millenium: Journal of International Studies 22, no. 2: 165-184. This article examines the marginalization of peace research in the broader field of international relations and offers several…
Richmond, Oliver P. 2008. Millenium: Journal of International Studies 36, no. 3: 439-470. This text offers a strong, introductory overview of how the primary schools of International Relations conceptualize “peace”.…
Gleditsch, Nils P, Jonas Nordkvelle, and Håvard Strand. 2014. Journal of Peace Research 51, no. 2: 145-158 This text traces the development of Peace Research from its origins with Johan Galtung and the Journal of Peace…
Galtung, Johan. 1969. Journal of Peace Research 6, no. 3: 167-191. This source is a pivotal text in the early field of Peace Research written by Johan Galtung, the founder of the Peace Research Institute Oslo and the…
Ejdus, Filip. 2020. In A Requiem For Peacebuilding, edited by Jorg Kustermans, Tom Sauer, and Barbara Segaert, 41-58. Berlin: Springer Link. This article offers an insight into one of the main doctrinal shifts adopted…
Gomes, Mariana Selister, and Marques, Renata Rodrigues. 2021. In Security Dialogue 52: 78-87. This article echoes a larger scholarly debate about The Copenhagen School – also known as the securitization theory. See…
Richmond, Oliver P. 2009. Review of International Studies 35, no. 3: 557-580. This text offers a largely-theoretical conceptualization of “post-liberal peace”, a break from the dominant theory of peace as being the…