Anna Jarstad
@ajars.bsky.social
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Prof at the Dep of Government, Uppsala University. Lead the Varieties of Peace research network: varietiesofpeace.com. My research focuses on powersharing, Relational Peace, and the dilemmas emerging when democracy and peace is promoted simultaneously.
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The Johan Skytte Prize laureate Herbert Kitschelt
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What are the interlinkages between peace and SDGs? @stefandoring.bsky.social
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I'm not teaching my grad course 'Civil Resistance: How It Works' this semester. But here is an abridged version of the course schedule, readings, and films I used the last time I taught it (in 2022). Just in case it's useful. drive.google.com/file/d/14RRJ...
Readings - Civil Resistance How It Works Fall 2022.pdf
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When, who and how can the Russian invasion of Ukraine end?
uupeace.bsky.social
A new article by Isabel Bramsen from Lund University and Isak Svensson from our department explores the designs and dynamics of past, present, and potential mediation and negotiation efforts to stop the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The article is available open access 👉 brill.com/view/journal...
Foreground contains text 'New Research: Peace Talks in the Russia-Ukraine War: When, Who, and How?' The background is a picture of the department in winter.
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foreignaffairs.com
Read @ccaryl.bsky.social on how the rise of the Georgian Dream party has contributed to Georgia’s authoritarian turn—and what Moscow stands to gain if Tbilisi pivots decisively away from the West:
Georgia’s Authoritarian Drift
The West should not let Tbilisi slip back into Russia’s orbit.
www.foreignaffairs.com
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ashoswai.bsky.social
In 2024, a few remarkable events offered a glimmer of hope, proving that democracy, while vulnerable, has an inherent capacity for resilience. Nowhere was this resilience more evident than in Senegal, South Korea, and India. #MyPiece National Herald, 29 December 2024.
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foreignaffairs.com
The fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime is likely to provide Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan with freer rein in Syria—but it will also heighten the risk of instability and extremism that could spill over into Turkey, writes @gonultol.bsky.social.
How Turkey Won the Syrian Civil War
Assad’s downfall is a boon for Erdogan—at least for now.
www.foreignaffairs.com
ajars.bsky.social
Listening to the nobel laureate in economics!
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Less than 1 week left to apply for our UCL Conflict & Change PhD Workshop 2025. 📢
Get your abstracts in by 8 December here: conflictandchange.org/phdworkshop2...
We look forward to seeing you in February in London 🙂 Feel free to share in your networks as well!
PhD workshop - call for papers — Conflict & Change
conflictandchange.org
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elinbja.bsky.social
Apply to the PhD program in political at Uppsala University! Application open now!

www.uu.se/en/departmen...
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Apply to the PhD program in political at Uppsala University! Application open now!

www.uu.se/en/departmen...
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Here we go! Peace research in Swen conference.
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Getting ready for PRIS conference. I love travelling by train. Much more civilized than travelling by airplane. In so many ways.
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Important op-ed on keeping our eyes on more than one or two armed conflicts.

Conflictsky
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New opinion piece with Laura Saavedra-Lux and Samira Diebire. We are experiencing the most violent period since the end of the Cold War. Yet, only a few conflicts grab our attention. We reflect on the consequences of ignoring these ongoing conflicts:

theconversation.com/beyond-ukrai...
Beyond Ukraine and Gaza: five consequences of overlooking other conflicts
The past few years have been among the most violent of any time since the second world war.
theconversation.com
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A sign of a strong democracy is that conflict can exist and does lead to neither physical violence nor a collapse of the entire political system. In Aoteroa/New Zealand about 30000 to 45000 Maori marched against a draft bill undermining Maori rights

www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2...
Maori march against indigenous rights bill in one of New Zealand’s largest-ever protests
People take to streets of Wellington in their thousands in anger at proposed legislation to ‘re-interpret’ country’s founding treaty
www.telegraph.co.uk
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Congratulations! Looks like a very promising project!
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Can you please add me to the list? I am prof at Uppsala Uni and working on e.g relational peace, varieties of peace, Cyprus, Kosovo and South Africa
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That is me! Will probably not post that much…