The following publications include those published directly by Conflict Dynamics International as well as reports, handbooks etc. which Conflict Dynamics has developed in collaboration with or on behalf of partner organizations.

New frontiers in humanitarian policy

• Julia Freedson, Bridging the Accountability Gap: New Approaches to Addressing Violations against Children in Armed Conflict. (Cambridge, MA: Conflict Dynamics International, June 2011).
  

• Gerard Mc Hugh, Lead Author, Integrating Internal Displacement in Peace Processes and Agreements (Washington, DC: United States Institute of Peace, January 2010). Available at: http://id.cdint.org/

• Gerard Mc Hugh, Strengthening Protection of Children through Accountability (Cambridge, MA: Conflict Dynamics International, March 2009)

• Gerard Mc Hugh and Manuel Bessler, Humanitarian Negotiations with Armed Groups: A Manual for Practitioners (New York: United Nations, January 2006). Available at: http://ochaonline.un.org/humanitariannegotiations/index.html
  

• Manuel Bessler, Richard Garfield and Gerard Mc Hugh, Sanctions Assessment Handbook: Assessing the Humanitarian Implications of Sanctions (Geneva and New York: Inter-Agency Standing Committee, October 2004). Available at: http://www.humanitarianinfo.org/sanctions/handbook/index.htm
   
• Gerard Mc Hugh and Lola Gostelow, Provincial Reconstruction Teams (PRTs) and Humanitarian-Military Relations in Afghanistan (London: Save the Children UK, September 2004).

Peacebuilding in transition states

Governance and Peacebuilding Series

• Gerard Mc Hugh, Envisioning the Future, عرب Governance and Peacebuilding Series Briefing Paper No. 3 (Cambridge, MA: Conflict Dynamics International, September 20109)
  
  
• Gerard Mc Hugh, National Elections and Political Accommodation in the Sudan, Governance and Peacebuilding Series Briefing Paper No. 2 (Cambridge, MA: Conflict Dynamics International, June 2009)
   
• Gerard Mc Hugh, Electoral Reform in Sudan and Prospects for Peace in Darfur, Governance and Peacebuilding Series Briefing Paper No. 1 (Cambridge, MA: Conflict Dynamics International, October 2008).