Diverse viewpoints in search of effective solutions to the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict
Kvinna till Kvinna produced this collaborative policy brief to identify and explore the gendered elements of women’s access to benefits after the second Nagorny-Karabakh war.
Kvinna till Kvinna produced this briefing paper, published in 2020, to analyse the gendered impact of the Second Karabakh War.
Produced by the comparative learning unit, and published in 2014, this was a collaborative report co-authored by people engaged in the peace-building process over the previous 20 years.
A sociological research study based on interviews with ordinary people in Azerbaijan, Armenia and Nagorny Karabakh.
Produced by the comparative learning unit, and published in 2014, this was a comparative study of the Northern Ireland peace process, and the lessons for the Nagorny Karabakh conflict
A report on the mechanisms of conflict transformation in the Basque Country, produced by the comparative learning unit in 2014.
This publication reflects on 15 years of civil society mediation and dialogue initiatives in the region, particularly through civil diplomacy processes facilitated by International Alert and other Western non-governmental organisations.
This report presents research into the mechanisms behind the creation of ‘myths’ and the perpetuation of ‘enemy images’ which feed into and exacerbate conflict dynamics in the region
This training manual is designed to promote critical thinking towards the enemy images and discourses that are central to the conflict dynamic in the South Caucasus.
