The most accessible, comprehensive, and regularly updated living reference work in Peace and Conflict Studies. Editors-in-Chief: Oliver Richmond & @GezimVisoka.
Congratulations to @GezimVisoka on his monumental works with Oliver Richmond on peace and conflict studies!
Nothing like a good book launch to start the semester and end the week @LawGovDCU
Join us for not just one, but 2 book launches this Friday, 16th September at 5pm in @TheHelixDublin by International Research Professor Oliver Richmond @LawGovDCU and Associate Professor @GezimVisoka related to peace and conflict studies. See invitation attached.
First book launch to host as Vice President for Research could not be better. 2 superb collections from Oliver Richmond (U. Manchester & @DCU ) with @GezimVisoka of @LawGovDCU & @IICRR . A huge contribution to peace research. Join us in the Helix @DCU Friday 16 Sept at 5pm
Just arrived! My printed copies of @PEPCS_ It has been great commissioning and reviewing contributions for this excellent project. Thanks to @GezimVisoka for inviting me to be part of the team.
Dear followers, we are delighted to share with you the good news that the first edition of Palgrave Encyclopedia of Peace and Conflict Studies is now available as e-book and hardback.
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The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Peace and Conflict Studies [@PEPCS_] which I contributed to as an author and editor is finally out as an eBook! It's got so much to offer thanks to the many amazing contributors and their work. Check it out here: https://t.co/XU5XEle9ht!
No #followfriday last week ‘cause we were on hols, but back this week with our Government colleague @GezimVisoka co-author, most recently, of a fascinating new book on ‘Normalization in World Politics’ for @UofMPress.
Happy to announce that the first edition of Palgrave Encyclopedia of Peace and Conflict Studies consisting of 188 chapters is now complete.
Thanks to editors, contributors, @palmacpolitics, @SpringerRef.
Online: https://t.co/hfLIanhafE
Print (May 2022): https://t.co/gZPZjlsEpA
‘Geocoding as a Method for Mapping Conflict-Related Violence’
Emma Elfversson, Ivan Gusic, Thao-Nguyen Ha, and Marie-Therese Meye
https://t.co/VowTLYtoGa