Explore the urgent need for sustained funding in conflict-affected areas to support peacebuilding efforts and shift power dynamics in global civil society.
Inclusion in the Northern Ireland Peace Process: A ‘History of the Present’
A dominant narrative of inclusion currently centres the political process and aligns the NI process with modern thinking on peace mediation. But gradually the landscape is diminished through an appro
Inclusion in Peacebuilding: Reflections from Northern Ireland
Conventional liberal peacebuilding often oversimplifies complex conflicts by applying uniform solutions rather than advocating for a paradigm shift in how we approach sustainable peace. The narrow fo
Localisation doesn’t shift power. It deepens international dominance.
International aid actors are reinforcing their power through localisation processes. The system still determines whether local actors are worthy humanitarians, if they’re capable of receiving funding