March 2018
February-March Edition of the Peace Pulse
The Peace Pulse is a digest that seeks to inform readers about recent debates and scholarship related to peacebuilding and governance, as well as research on Conflict Dynamics’ peacebuilding contexts: Somalia and Somaliland, South Sudan, Sudan, and Syria. The purpose of the digest is to give a quick snapshot of the spectrum of subjects that have been debated or written about in recent months.
January 2018
December-January Edition of the Peace Pulse
The Peace Pulse is a digest that seeks to inform readers about recent debates and scholarship related to peacebuilding and governance, as well as research on Conflict Dynamics’ peacebuilding contexts: Somalia and Somaliland, South Sudan, Sudan, and Syria. The purpose of the digest is to give a quick snapshot of the spectrum of subjects that have been debated or written about in recent months.
November 2017
October-November Edition of the Peace Pulse
The Peace Pulse is a digest that seeks to inform readers about recent debates and scholarship related to peacebuilding and governance, as well as research on Conflict Dynamics’ peacebuilding contexts: Somalia and Somaliland, South Sudan, Sudan, and Syria. The purpose of the digest is to give a quick snapshot of the spectrum of subjects that have been debated or written about in recent months.
August 2017
August Edition of the Peace Pulse
The Peace Pulse is a monthly digest that seeks to inform readers about recent debates and scholarship related to peacebuilding and governance, as well as research on Conflict Dynamics’ peacebuilding contexts: Somalia and Somaliland, South Sudan, Sudan, and Syria. The purpose of the digest is to give a quick snapshot of the spectrum of subjects that have been debated or written about in recent months.
August 2017
Presenting Political Accomodation at the African Union Pan-African Parliament
Conflict Dynamics presented “Political Accommodation” at the Committee on Cooperation, International Relations and Conflict Resolution of the African Union Pan-African Parliament. Political Accommodation is Conflict Dynamics’ approach to peacebuilding, in which people with diverse interests take account of others’ perspectives without compromising their own core interests. Program Directors Roger Middleton and Ayesha Elbereir shared Conflict Dynamics’ experience supporting peacebuilding in Somalia, South Sudan and Syria, and the success and challenges of conflict resolution in these contexts. The Committee was made up of Members of Parliament from Namibia, Sierra Leone, Sudan, Western Sahara, Egypt, and Swaziland among others, who were very enthusiastic in learning about practical, on-the-ground work for political accomodation.
July 2017
July Edition of the Peace Pulse
The Peace Pulse is a monthly digest that seeks to inform readers about recent debates and scholarship related to peacebuilding and governance, as well as research on Conflict Dynamics’ peacebuilding contexts: Somalia and Somaliland, South Sudan, Sudan, and Syria. The purpose of the digest is to give a quick snapshot of the spectrum of subjects that have been debated or written about in recent months.
July 2017
“Negotiating Humanitarian Access: Guidance for Humanitarian Negotiators”
Conflict Dynamics is very pleased to share its latest ‘Access Brief’ Negotiating Humanitarian Access: Guidance for Humanitarian Negotiators.
This practice-oriented, concise, straight-forward, and structured guidance brief is for humanitarians looking to improve how they approach and conduct negotiations. The brief presents Conflict Dynamics’ model of humanitarian negotiations, which evolved through years of experience directly negotiating and supporting others’ negotiation efforts.
Download the Access Brief in English or French. It will also be available in Arabic soon.
April 2017
April Edition of the Peace Pulse
The Peace Pulse is a monthly digest that seeks to inform readers about recent debates and scholarship related to peacebuilding and governance, as well as research on Conflict Dynamics’ peacebuilding contexts: Somalia and Somaliland, South Sudan, Sudan, and Syria. The purpose of the digest is to give a quick snapshot of the spectrum of subjects that have been debated or written about in recent months.
February 2017
“Practitioners’ Manual Summary”
Announcing the Humanitarian Access in Situations of Armed Conflict: Practitioners’ Manual Summary. This document summarizes and translates the guidance provided in Humanitarian Access in Situations of Armed Conflict: Practitioners’ Manual, v. 2 for humanitarian practitioners to structure approaches to secure and sustain humanitarian access. The Summary is available in English, French and Arabic.
Humanitarian Access in Situations of Armed Conflict: Practitioners’ Manual Summary