The path to peace and democracy: the case of Timor-Leste

in Peace and Democracy

• Jose Cornelio Guterres
• Roberta Holanda Maschietto

Fragility of democratic minimalism: why the ballot is insufficient for democracy

in Peace and Democracy

• Sam Mace

Antifeminism as moral governance in India: caste, religion, and the political erasure of queer and Dalit lifeworlds

in Peace and Democracy

• Anithamol Babu
• Akhil P. Joseph

Esoteropolitics, violence and armed conflict in Colombia—Narratives, actors and strategies

in Peace and Democracy

• César Niño
• Hugo Guerrero-Sierra
• Jaime Wilches

Retraction: Civilian protective agency in the communal attacks by the external groups in Kazakhstan

in Peace and Democracy

We are all equal: politics of very important people blue light security in South Africa

in Peace and Democracy

• Mashimane Njabulo Maphumulo
• Mfundo Mandla Masuku

Desecuritization of migration in Greece: re-visiting “flexicuritization”

in Peace and Democracy

• Georgia Dimari
• Stylianos Ioannis Tzagkarakis
• Nikos Papadakis
• Anna Citkowska-Kimla

Symbiotic Realism: a transdisciplinary approach to understanding international relations

in Peace and Democracy

• Nayef Al-Rodhan

A bibliometric analysis of the research on ‘Depleted Uranium Munitions’: from health and environment to international security

in Peace and Democracy

• Mohammad Eslami
• Sandra Fernandes

Social models as dynamic theories: how to improve the impact of social and political sciences

in Peace and Democracy

• Titus Alexander

Rethinking historiographical disparities and pathways to reconciliation in the Georgian-Abkhazian conflict

in Peace and Democracy

• Shalva Kikalishvili
• David Bragvadze

Majoritarian politics in a consensus democracy: how judicialization of politics helped lay bare the contradictions of Israel’s constitution

in Peace and Democracy

• Johanan D. Mussel
• Matthew Shugart

Deciphering recent events in the ream: the spillover effects of Cambodia's bandwagoning with China

in Peace and Democracy

• Bama Andika Putra

The African Union and its regional economic communities confronted with coups d’état: between condemning and condoning

in Peace and Democracy

• Valéry Iragi Ntwali

Should the U.S. promote (illiberal) democracy in the Middle East?

in Peace and Democracy

• John J. Chin

Editorial: Peace, democracy and liberal international order

in Peace and Democracy

• Bhawna Pokharna
• Sarika Dubey

Democratic resilience or retreat? A cross-area analysis

in Peace and Democracy

• Dirk Berg-Schlosser

Peace ontologies, narratives, and epistemes among indigenous communities of Nigeria and Bolivia

in Peace and Democracy

• Damilola Adegoke
• Gloriana Rodriguez Alvarez

Living together beyond liberal democracy: examples of local decision-making and managing resource extractivism in Indonesia

in Peace and Democracy

• Saskia Schäfer
• Mutmainna Syam
• Lian Gogali

The crises of Israeli democracy: political-ideological framings by members of Israel’s 24th Knesset

in Peace and Democracy

• Yoav Arad
• Michael Freedman

Russia's foreign and security policy in Syria: historical relations, Cold War paradigms, and contemporary geopolitics

in Peace and Democracy

• Raquel Jorge Trujillo

Nothing but a piano-key: populism as a consequence of relational pathology

in Peace and Democracy

• Pavel Dufek
• Adam Ruzicka

Editorial: Representation of minority nations in multinational federal states

in Peace and Democracy

• François Rocher
• Alain-G. Gagnon

Protocol for public opinion survey, Ecuador 2025

in Peace and Democracy

• Javier Chiliquinga-Amaya
• Marco Faytong-Haro
• Romina Sánchez
• Michela Andrade
• Efraín Vásquez
• Patricio Alvarez-Muñoz