A new research article published in Frontiers in Environmental Science written by LUMES alumni Laura Betancur-Alarcón and LUCSUS researcher Torsten Krause portraits how the …
Maria Andrea Nardi The armed conflict between 1986 and 2007 in Northern Uganda had profound impacts on human rights and on the degradation of …
By Torsten Krause*, Ana Maria Vargas Falla**, Britta Sjöstedt*, Sandra Valencia***, Fariborz Zelli*[1] A glimpse of hope quickly vanishing In 2016, Colombia officially emerged …
From the Amazon forest and the Andean mountains in Colombia to the vast plains and valleys in northern Uganda, The Nature of Peace research …
Under the umbrella of “environmental peacebuilding”, a growing community of researchers and practitioners are framing their efforts in relating the natural environment and the …
Last week, the First Environmental Peacebuilding Conference in Irvine, California (US) brought together almost 250 researchers, practitioners, and decision-makers dealing with human-nature interactions in …
In September 2016, we initiated a research journey to understand the interconnections between bringing peace to post-conflict societies and the role of nature in …
What are the links between the natural environment and the peace efforts in societies once impacted by war? In which ways does natural resource …
The program for the conference is now online: Conference Program (pdf)
We are happy to announce that large parts of the conference held this week will be streamed for those unable to attend physically. If …
WELCOME TO A SEMINAR ORGANIZED BY THE THE PUFENDORF IAS THEME NATURE OF PEACE AND LUND UNIVERSITY CENTRE FOR SUSTINABILITY STUDIES Speakers: Miguel Londoño, …
We've seen a big interest in attending the Nature of Peace conference, and already the 20 seats we had for attendees are filled. We …