Journal of Peace Research

International Relations

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  1. When the river changes course: aid shocks, security partnerships, and regime stability 2026-07-17
  2. Participation yielding stigmatization? Demobilized rebels' protest involvement and public opinion 2026-07-14
  3. Conflict exposure and support for democracy: examining the legacies of violent and nonviolent conflict 2026-07-08
  4. The Conflict Network Explorer: a web-based tool for visualizing conflict 2026-07-08
  5. The Journal of Peace Research is excited to announce that the Nils Petter Gleditsch Article of the Year Award for 2025 goes to Jason Hartwig! 2026-07-01
  6. The Journal of Peace Research is excited to announce that the 2025 JPR Best Visualization Award has been awarded to Justin V. Hastings and David Ubilava! 2026-07-01
  7. Hate to lose more than love to win: relational status decline and interstate conflict 2026-04-04
  8. Organizations as pivotal actors in conflict processes: an introduction 2026-04-02
  9. (Un)organized protest: introducing the Anatomy of Resistance Campaigns 2.0 2026-03-30
  10. The Security Council in its entirety: unveiling 80 years of deliberation through the UNSC Meetings and Speeches dataset 2026-03-30
  11. On the causal (in)significance of legal status: a comparative analysis of compliance with binding and non-binding human rights decisions in Europe and the Americas 2026-03-25
  12. Beyond the movement: how Nepal's civil society organizations evolve following nonviolent resistance 2026-03-24
  13. The geography of justice: neighborhood dynamics of war crimes trials 2026-03-21
  14. UN secretary-general visits and human rights diplomacy 2026-03-18
  15. Experience open to interpretation: US presidents and economic coercion 2026-03-18
  16. Technology and civilian targeting in interstate war: evidence from Ukraine 2026-03-18
  17. Halting violence in times of disaster: ceasefire declarations and rebel capabilities 2026-03-17
  18. Political backlash of economic sanctions: evidence from Beijing’s restriction on cross-strait tourism 2026-03-16
  19. The nonviolent legacies of rebel group origins 2026-03-09
  20. Protest policing after civil war. Evidence from a survey experiment in Colombia 2026-03-06
  21. Projecting power at home and abroad: domestic state capacity and military capability 2026-03-04
  22. Weapons of the weakened, but not wiped out: insurgent adaptability through life histories 2026-03-03
  23. Bringing them in or leaving them out? Mediator types and civil society inclusion in peace talks 2026-03-03
  24. Security force disloyalty in nonviolent and violent campaigns, 1970–2013: introducing a new dataset 2026-02-26
  25. Develop the countryside to stabilize the cities: the downstream effects of rural development assistance in Afghanistan 2026-02-26
  26. Commanders of the Mujahideen: introducing the Jihadist Leaders Dataset (JLD) 2026-02-25
  27. Beyond the ballot box: the effect of election violence on electoral participation in Africa 2026-02-25
  28. Fostering agreements or hampering compromise: the context-specific effect of sanctions in peace negotiations 2026-02-25
  29. Introducing the Coercive Recruitment of Adults Dataset (CROAD), 1990–2021 2026-02-25
  30. The dark side of defection: security force defectors and the aftermath of nonviolent revolutions 2026-02-25
  31. How does recalling violent conflict affect prosocial behaviour? Evidence from a lab-in-the-field experiment in Uganda 2026-02-20
  32. The effect of terrorism on religious minorities: evidence from the German Socio-Economic Panel 2026-02-10
  33. Shaky foundations: rebel fighting capacity and the limits of preconflict endowments 2026-02-10
  34. Civilian support and the escalation of rebel demands during negotiations 2026-02-10
  35. The gender digital divide and gender gaps in protest participation 2026-02-10
  36. Reliability as resolve: reputational transference in international relations 2026-02-10
  37. And still she rises? Perceptions of the demobilizing effects of repression 2026-02-10
  38. Conflict participation and attitudes towards displaced persons: evidence from the Democratic Republic of the Congo 2026-02-10
  39. It takes three to tango: contested authority, violence, and rebel legitimacy in Colombia 2026-02-05
  40. Assessing organizational constraints on self-determination claims in civil conflicts 2026-02-04
  41. Do terrorist attacks polarize politicians? Evidence from the European parliamentary speeches on migration 2026-02-03
  42. Keeping it secret: surveillance, informant networks, and the protection of informants in authoritarian regimes 2026-02-03
  43. Peace, democracy, and the weather: did hurricane Matthew botch the 2016 Colombian peace referendum? 2026-02-01
  44. Falling on fertile ground? Examining the impact of sanctions on opposition movement coalitions 2026-01-30
  45. Fading voices: explaining the termination of organizations in dissent 2026-01-29
  46. Violent non-state actor ecology and the effects on counterinsurgency and statebuilding 2026-01-29
  47. Rebel purges and leader survival: maintaining power through purges in rebel organizations 2026-01-28
  48. The programmatic coup: ideology, the military, and political violence 2026-01-22
  49. Rebel attributes and the design of civil war power-sharing peace agreements 2026-01-21
  50. Introducing the Modes and Agents of Election-Related Violence in Côte d’Ivoire and Kenya (MAVERICK) dataset 2026-01-20