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International Conference on Political Violence and Conflict Resolution

📅 4–5 Jan 2027 📍 Abuja, Nigeria 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track invites papers that explore the historical roots and trajectories of political violence across different contexts. Emphasis will be placed on understanding how historical narratives shape contemporary conflict dynamics.

This session focuses on the multifaceted nature of civil wars, examining their causes, consequences, and resolutions. Contributions should analyze case studies that highlight the interplay between internal and external factors in civil conflict.

This track seeks to investigate the underlying causes of terrorism and its broader societal impacts. Papers should address theoretical frameworks and empirical studies that elucidate the relationship between terrorism and political instability.

This session aims to explore the role of ethnic identity in fueling conflicts and shaping political landscapes. Contributions should analyze case studies that illustrate the intersection of ethnicity, nationalism, and violence.

This track focuses on the complexities of peace processes in conflict-affected regions. Papers should examine innovative approaches to negotiation and mediation that have emerged in recent peacebuilding efforts.

This session addresses the challenges of rebuilding societies after conflict, focusing on economic, social, and political dimensions. Contributions should highlight successful strategies and lessons learned from post-conflict scenarios.

This track invites discussions on the various mechanisms of transitional justice and their effectiveness in addressing past atrocities. Papers should critically assess how these mechanisms contribute to reconciliation and societal healing.

This session explores the intersection of security studies and political violence, examining how security policies can both mitigate and exacerbate conflict. Contributions should analyze contemporary security challenges in relation to political violence.

This track seeks to deepen understanding of the causes and consequences of genocide through historical and contemporary lenses. Papers should focus on case studies that reveal patterns and implications for prevention.

This session focuses on the various negotiation strategies employed in conflict resolution efforts. Contributions should analyze the effectiveness of different approaches in achieving sustainable peace.

This track examines innovative violence prevention strategies and their role in fostering sustainable peace. Papers should highlight successful initiatives and the importance of community engagement in peacebuilding efforts.