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New Project on Online Dangerous Speech and Violence (ODAS)

New Project on Online Dangerous Speech and Violence (ODAS)

​​The ambition of the ODAS project is to explain how online dangerous speech contributes to communal violence in India. The ultimate am..

NORM: New Project on the Digital Silk Road

NORM: New Project on the Digital Silk Road

​The NORM project aims at finding out how China’s Digital Silk Road shapes the digital world order and its norms, and the agency that recipient d..

5 PRIO Projects Funded by the Research Council of Norway

5 PRIO Projects Funded by the Research Council of Norway

Today we got the news that five PRIO-led projects have succeeded in the most competitive calls for funding from the Research Council of..

New Project on Disarmament

New Project on Disarmament

The DISARM project seeks is to identify the impact of disarmament processes on conflict recurrence and pinpoint the conditions under which disarm..

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Conflict-Related Sexual Violence: Taking Stock of Research and Policy

Conflict-Related Sexual Violence: Taking Stock of Research and Policy

Thu, 01 July 2021

Missing Peace Scholars Virtual Workshop

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Recent Publications

Sweden as an Elected Member of the UN Security Council: Promoting Women, Peace and Security as Core Council Business, 2017–18

PRIO Paper by Louise Olsson, Angela Muvumba Sellström, Patty Chang, Torunn L. Tryggestad, Peter Wallensteen & Ingebjørg Finnbakk

Broadening the Concept of Humanitarian Accountability

PRIO Paper by Henrik Buljo Anstorp & Cindy Horst

Putin's satisfaction with Geneva summit will not last

Popular Article by Pavel K. Baev

Climate mitigation policies and the potential pathways to conflict: Outlining a research agenda

Journal Article by Elisabeth Gilmore & Halvard Buhaug

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Recent Blog Posts

Agents of Change? How to fulfill the promise of education to refugees

Posted by Hassan Aden & Cindy Horst on Thursday, 17 Jun 2021

Climate and Security: What will Norway do during its term as an elected member of the Council?

Posted by Hans Olav Ibrekk on Tuesday, 15 Jun 2021

Are Women the Solution to Violent Extremism?

Posted by Jenny Lorentzen on Wednesday, 9 Jun 2021

The State and Its Nation-Builders

Posted by Marta Bivand Erdal & Katrine Fangen on Monday, 7 Jun 2021

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