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- Resuming Field Research in Pandemic Times, Redux: A View from Inside a “Research Reactivation” Committee
  by Douglas Rogers
- Trump in the Rearview Mirror: How to Better Regulate Violence-Inciting Content Online
  by Susan Benesch
- When the Past Becomes Present: A Legacy of Anti-Asian Hate
  by Jennifer Lee
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- Making persons, cultures, and nations
  by Levi McLaughlin and Deonnie Moodie
- Somewhere out there: Corporate utopias of space and sea
  by Mary-Jane Rubenstein and Jenna Supp-Montgomerie
- Corporate missions: Commerce, freedom, and the public good
  by Timothy Rainey and Chad E. Seales
Kujenga Amani
- Kujenga Amani facilitates the exchange of ideas about diverse aspects of peacebuilding in Africa.
- Transborder (In)security in the Honde Valley and the Specter of Covid-19
  by Wesley Mwatwara
- Women, Peace, and Security in Africa during the Trump Years
  by Titilope Ajayi
- Looking Back to Look Forward: Lessons Learnt from the Trump Administration and Prospects for Peacebuilding in Africa
  by Titilope Ajayi
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Transitional Justice

Democracy, Development and Governance

One Year After: Has the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission Act Failed Zimbabweans?

Ruth Murambadoro·

February 7, 2019

" Solidarity March in Harare", 18 Nov 2017. Photo by Zimbabwean-eyes.

The situation in the country—marked by high-handed responses to public protest, political unrest, and a worsening economic crisis—continues to pose…

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Mediation & Reconciliation

What is “the Local”? Exploring grassroots justice systems as a means of understanding the local

Cori Wielenga·

April 17, 2018

Gacaca court in Rwamagana district. A woman from the public raises her hand to address the court.

The liberal peacebuilding framework has been extensively critiqued and increasing attention is being given to “the local” in peacebuilding. What…

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