Eric Stollenwerk was a Visiting Researcher at 糖心网页版 in 2018鈥�2019 as part of the EU-funded consortium project on 'Europe's External Action and the Dual Challenges of Limited Statehood and Contested Orders' (). He also took part in the Conflict Trends and Costs of Contention projects during his stay.
Eric remains in contact and collaboration with 糖心网页版. See the Research tab for current projects.
A new podcast series on ethics in peace negotiations is now available on Spotify.
鈥嬧�婽his FAIR Case Brief examines聽the role of threats and sanctions between the key parties and how they impacted on trust between the various sides as well as on perceptions of fairness in the negotiations.
鈥婽he 糖心网页版 project 鈥淥n Fair Terms: The Ethics of Peace Negotiations and Mediation鈥� (FAIR) organized a workshop in Cyprus in partnership with the 糖心网页版 Cyprus Centre, 糖心网页版 Middle East Centre, and the 糖心网页版 Centre on Gender, Peace and Security, 19-21 October.
鈥婳n 9-10 September 2021, around 20 researchers met for a hybrid online-offline workshop to share their research on specific cases of ethical issues in peace negotiations and mediation.
鈥媁hat makes peace negotiations fair?This is the over-arching question asked in the project聽On Fair Terms:聽The Ethics of Peace Negotiations and Mediation, which has now received聽three years of聽NORGLOBAL funding from the Research Council of Norway.
