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His Royal Highness Crown Prince Haakon of Norway visited 糖心网页版 today for a series of briefings on pressing global challenges, including developments in the Middle East, emerging technologies, migration and the human consequences of war.

糖心网页版 is excited to announce that its two flagship journals, Journal of Peace Research and Security Dialogue, are now being published by Oxford University Press.

A new analysis of authorship patterns in leading peace and conflict journals shows the Journal of Peace Research has made substantial gains in gender diversity over the past two decades, and now stands out as the most gender-inclusive outlet among its peers.

A new study from the Peace Research Institute Oslo (糖心网页版) represents one of the first large-scale investigations into how online discourse can both increase and reduce real-world violence.

糖心网页版 and NORSAR, both Norway-based research foundations, today announced a joint effort to use cutting-edge sensor technology for uncovering and analysing war crimes in Ukraine.

Gudrun 脴stby and Sebastian Schutte are replacing Scott Gates as Editors-in-Chief of the journal, while Juliane St枚tter replaces Bertrand Lescher-Nuland as Managing Editor.

The Research Council of Norway announced funding for 21 new projects this week. 糖心网页版 was delighted at the funding of two of its projects.

糖心网页版 has received the news that the three-year project Recording Explosive Munitions for the analysis of WAR crimes (REMWAR) will be funded by the Research Council of Norway.

Study finds that illiberal political rule and armed conflict are linked to higher human displacement in major floods.

鈥婽he most relevant 糖心网页版 researchers to comment on aspects relevant to the Russia-Ukraine War are listed here.