This article proposes the paradigm of Peace Ecology, a theoretical framework for environmental peacebuilding. Kyrou views the current approach to environmental peacebuilding as a more collaborative, holistic, and…
This report highlights challenges, future prospects and opportunities with regards to achieving Sustainable Development Goal 16 for peace, justice, and strong institutions. The authors acknowledge the integrated nature…
This commentary explores the challenges that a liberal conception of peacebuilding poses to the establishment of socio-economic transitional justice, a supporting pillar for marginalised communities and a major shift…
The essay identifies transnational actors as the main drivers of (un)sustainable development and explores how international development practices should integrate the promotion of just and peaceful societies as one of…
This paper outlines the ideational process behind the Millennium Development Goals, the precursors to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, which emphasize the interconnectedness of rule of law, peace, justice,…
This article highlights the gaps in the liberal peace project, emphasising the need for a conceptualisation of peace centred on a global economic reform aimed at achieving social justice in financial markets. The text…
The paper provides an overview of environmental peacebuilding and the risks and opportunities that natural resources management implies in post-conflict realities. The author presents two perspectives to environmental…
This article further explores the importance of understanding the role of natural resources in peacebuilding efforts aimed at preventing future resource-driven conflicts. In this context, applying a transitional…
This article builds on Galtung’s definitions of peacebuilding, violence and structural violence and calls for an holistic view of peacebuilding that acknowledges structural violence as being intrinsically related to…