Visit to Patani, Southern Thailand
2017-02-11
The Patani region of southern Thailand, where a majority of the population are Muslim and speak Malay as their first language, has for long been embroiled in a violent conflict between government forces and various armed groups demanding independence or autonomy from the state. Over the years, however, there have been several attempts to find a negotiated settlement to the conflict. These have often been facilitated by Malaysian delegations.
In February, project leader Prof. Isak Svensson visited the region to study the ongoing peace process between Bangkok and Patani insurgents. Here, Prof Svensson is accompanied by Anders Engvall (Stockholm School of Economics) and Srisompob Jitpiromsri (Deep South Watch).
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New publication in the European Journal of International Relations
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“The surprising decline of international mediation in armed conflicts”
2020-05-11
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Presentation of Dr. Ibrahim Fraihat's new book
2020-02-28
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Video: Civil Resistance in Jihadist Proto-States
2019-10-31
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Blog post: “ISIS after Baghdadi.”
2019-10-28
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"Global Jihad in Southeast Asia"
2019-10-17
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“Why Is There So Little Shia-Sunni Dialogue?”
2019-10-07
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Webinar: Civil Resistance in Jihadist Proto-States
2019-08-29
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"Entering Religious Minds: The Social Study of Worldviews"
2019-08-14
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New publication in the Oxford Encyclopedia of Politics
2019-06-27
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New interview-based evidence from Iraq
2019-05-28
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New Publication in 'Civi Wars'
2019-04-04
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New research on civil resistance against the Islamic State in Mosul
2019-04-02
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New publications by Professor William Zartman
2018-11-19
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Research Workshop and Policy Day in Switzerland
2018-10-08
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Project affiliate Dr. Mona Kanwal Sheikh awarded prestigious ERC Grant
2018-08-24
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A Seminar on the Situation in Southern Thailand: Violence, Politics and Prospects for Peace
2018-06-13
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Interviews in Mindanao, Philippines
2018-06-04
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What We Know - and Don't Know - about Religious Civil Wars
2018-05-24
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"Disputes over the Divine" in volume 62, issue 5 of Journal of Conflict Resolution
2018-05-22
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Call for papers: Workshop on Islamist conflicts and conflict resolution, Zürich 2018
2018-04-25
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Distinguished Scholar Award to Professor Juergensmeyer
2018-04-10
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New publication in Numen
2018-03-27
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Publication in Global Discourse
2018-02-16
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"Rethinking Mediation: Resolving Religious Conflicts"
2018-02-05
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Thank you for an excellent seminar
2018-01-29
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Special seminar on "ripeness" in Islamist armed conflicts
2018-01-19
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Call for papers - Workshop on Islamist armed conflicts and conflict resolution, Zurich 2018
2017-12-19
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War and peace in 2017 - the 10 most important trends
2017-12-19
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"Where Are the Women in Peace Mediation?"
2017-12-11
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Publication in Terrorism and Political Violence
2017-11-28
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Chapter in SIPRI Yearbook 2017
2017-11-10
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New publication in Journal of Conflict Resolution
2017-11-03
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Religion and International Studies Distinguished Scholar Panel 2018
2017-10-20
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New research sub-project in 2018
2017-10-19
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ISA 2018 Panel: "Negotiating with Islamist Armed Groups?"
2017-10-19
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Seminar at Swedish Institute of International Affairs
2017-10-05
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Book launch in Copenhagen
2017-09-28
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Conference in Oxford
2017-09-28
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New blog post in Sustainable Security
2017-09-13
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Prof. Juergensmeyer receives Distinguished Scholar Award
2017-06-10
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Article published in The Pacific Review
2017-05-15
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Visit by Dr. Mona Kanwal Sheikh
2017-04-27
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Nordic conference on violent extremism
2017-04-25
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Visit to Patani, Southern Thailand
2017-02-11
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1st International Working Group Conference
2016-09-08
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Handbook of Religion and Society
2016-08-01
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First Core Group meeting
2016-03-16