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1. October 2018 | News

Network meeting at PRIF in Frankfurt during the 27th GPSA congress

On September 27, our network members gathered during the 27th congress of the German Political Science Association (GPSA) at Goethe University Frankfurt to catch up on network related activities. During the meeting we discussed final touches to our joint policy …

21. September 2018 | Publication

Legitimacy in Autocracies: Oxymoron or Essential Feature?

in: Perspectives on Politics 16:3, 652-665.

4. September 2018 | Publication

Colombia Under the Duque Government. Policy options to strengthen the peace process

PRIF Spotlight 10/2018, Frankfurt: Peace Research Institute Frankfurt.

31. August 2018 | Publication

Better peacekeepers, better protection? Troop quality of United Nations peace operations and violence against civilians

in: Journal of Peace Research, 55:6, 742–758

23. August 2018 | Publication

All talk and no action or no action without talk?

Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation Blog, 23 August 2018

19. August 2018 | Publication

Ungebetene Gäste

in: Welt-Sichten, August (8), 8-9.

18. August 2018 | Publication

Die Einschränkung von Handlungsspielräumen

in: Wiener Zeitung, 18.08.2018.

18. August 2018 | Publication

Domestic elites and external actors in post-conflict democratization

Special Issue of the Journal Conflict, Security & Development, 18:4.

13. August 2018 | News

Guest researcher Nick Bouchet at PRIF

From August 6 to 10, 2018, Nicolas Bouchet, a returning EDP guest researcher, once again joined Annika and Jonas at PRIF. Nick is a non-resident research fellow at the German Marshall Fund specializing in U.S. foreign policy, democratization and democracy …

9. August 2018 | EDP Wire

Domestic elites and external actors in post-conflict democratisation

When trying to explain the outcomes of post-conflict democratisation, scholars have mostly examined the role of external actors and their capabilities and deficiencies. In turn, a special issue edited by Sonja Grimm and Brigitte Weiffen sheds light on the domestic side of post-conflict democratization.