Spatial analysis of peace and conflict is slowly but steadily gaining traction. As a new and
innovative approach, it focuses on the mutual construction of spaces and agency in a field …

The plurality and subjectivity of peace means that transitions from war are contested–ie
permeated by conflicts between previously warring antagonists who want to (re) order …

ABSTRACT In the Home Stay Exhibitions young Rwandans are mentored to produce photo
stories which they exhibit in their homes, opening the doors to neighbours and friends …

Space for Peace is a Special Issue that advances the spatial turn in peace and conflict
studies. It brings to the fore the purchase of using space as an analytic category by …

Since 1974, Cyprus has been divided by the 'Green Line', separating the Turkish Cypriot
and Greek Cypriot communities into the north and south of the island respectively. This …

This editorial is a call for radical work that deconstructs and creatively reimagines
intervention and statebuilding discourses, processes, practices and tools. For over two …

Creative and artistic methods are increasingly popular in the study of peacebuilding, as
scholars look for new ways to access the experiences and insights of communities in post …

After the demise of liberal peacebuilding, the policy literature often views peacebuilding as a
project aimed at avoiding relapse into conflict, focusing on prevention, stabilisation and hard …

ABSTRACT In 2019, the History Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina launched an open call,
inviting artists, practitioners, art historians and researchers to interact with its extensive …

This article explores the emancipatory potential of spatial and aesthetic statebuilding in
Kosovo. Focusing on 'Manifesta', an international arts biennale, we offer three contributions …