Transitional justice, commonly defined as the process of confronting the legacies of past
human rights abuses and atrocities, often does not produce the kinds of results that are …

This article calls for a better integration of economic and socio-economic aspects of
peacemaking efforts into critical peace and conflict scholarship and can be read as a …

The shock and anger felt by the Myanmar public as they witnessed their democratically
elected government deposed in an illegal military coup in early 2021 has led to a …

The Bamar majority's institutionalised dominance and the exclusion of other ethnic groups
from the Bamar's notion of national identity has been a cause of conflict in Myanmar. The …

Protests among citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina are becoming more frequent. Most
often, their aim is to decry the dysfunctionality and opacity of the government, which are the …

The article argues for taking political economy seriously in the study of corporate
accountability in transitional justice processes. Corporate actors are now commonly involved …

This Brief provides a survey of key political, social, and economic issues affecting the
Western Balkans region. Taking a two-pronged conceptual approach focusing on …

This chapter examines the political economy of peacebuilding from the perspective of the
everyday. After a short introduction, the chapter thus begins by outlining how liberal thinking …

This paper contributes to theorizing how citizens articulate discontent with consociational
politics in divided societies by offering a comparative analysis of protest frames across …

The concept of post-traumatic growth (PTG) continues to generate significant interest, as
reflected in the increasing number of studies. This article makes two novel contributions to …