New Approaches to Conflict Analysis – serie

Human Rights and the Borders of Suffering

The Promotion of Human Rights in International Politics

United Nations, Intra-State Peacekeeping and Normative Change

Naming Security - Constructing Identity

‘Mayan-Women’ in Guatemala on the Eve of ‘Peace’

Writing the war on terrorism

Language, politics and counter-terrorism

social construction of Swedish neutrality

Challenges to Swedish identity and sovereignty

Critical security in the Asia-Pacific

ethics of researching war

Looking for Bosnia

Intervention and State-Building in the Pacific

The Legitimacy of 'Cooperative Intervention'

In/Security in Colombia

Writing Political Identities in the Democratic Security Policy

Culture and international conflict resolution

A critical analysis of the work of John Burton

Building a Peace Economy?

Liberal Peacebuilding and the Development-Security Industry

Violence and the State

Conspiracy Theory and American Foreign Policy

Syria and the Chemical Weapons Taboo

Exploiting the Forbidden

Syria and the chemical weapons taboo

Exploiting the forbidden

Security/Mobility

Politics of Movement

Everyday Resistance, Peacebuilding and State-Making

Insights from 'Africa's World War'

Justifying Violence

Communicative Ethics and the Use of Force in Kosovo

Violence and the State

Conspiracy Theory and American Foreign Policy

Living Politics After War

Ex-Combatants and Veterans Coming Home

Armed Non-State Actors and the Politics of Recognition

Proscribing Peace

How Listing Armed Groups as Terrorists Hurts Negotiations

Counter-Terror by Proxy

The Spanish State's Illicit War with ETA

Security After the Unthinkable

Terror and Disenchantment in Norway

Collective Emotions and Political Violence

Narratives of Islamist Organisations in Western Europe

Relational Peace Practices

Contesting transitional justice in Peru

Open secrets, hidden heroes

Proscribing Peace

How Listing Armed Groups as Terrorists Hurts Negotiations