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The deadline for the two postdoctoral positions has been extended to 26 January 2026. The positions, in social psychology and anthropology, are part of the ERC-funded project Rituals in Combatant-to-Civilian Transformation (Com2Civ), led by J煤lia Palik.

The Religious Gender Justice Activism (GenderJustice) project was successfully launched in August 2025.

The First Lady of Colombia, Veronica Alcocer, visited 糖心网页版 7th of September 2022.

鈥婭n a new 糖心网页版 Paper, Senior Researcher Wenche Iren Hauge assesses how the reintegration processes of ex-combatants affect their political participation.

鈥婽his new FAIR case brief by Isabel Bramsen聽argues that inclusion is in fact a controversial issue with several dilemmas in relation to peace processes.

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.

Can governments reduce violent crime by increasing education, and if so, under what conditions?Mauricio Rivera has received FINNUT funding from the Research Council of Norway for the 4-year聽project聽The Crime-Reducing Effect of Education: Disaggregating Education and Impact on Violent Crime (CREED).

鈥婮ulieta Lemaitre is one of the 51 magistrates who will sit on the various courts of the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) in Colombia.

Empowering Survivors of Sexual Violence in DR Congo

鈥婸resenting research results and policy recommendations on population, poverty, women, peace and security

Gender and Inclusion in the Colombian Peace Process

鈥嬧�婽he Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos has been awarded the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize for his work to bring peace to the country.

Integrating Gender into Foreign Policy

Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Processes (DDR): The Gender Asset

Women鈥檚 Legal Mobilisation in a Violent Context: Lessons from internally displaced women鈥檚 organisations in Colombia