Journal of Peace Research

1964 - 2025

From Peace Research Institute Oslo
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New democracies and the risk of civil conflict pp. 745-757: Scott J Cook and Burcu Savun
The democratic dividend of nonviolent resistance pp. 758-771: Markus Bayer, Felix S Bethke and Daniel Lambach
How can political trust be built after civil wars? Evidence from post-conflict Sierra Leone pp. 772-785: Pui Hang Wong
Localized legacies of civil war pp. 786-799: Annekatrin Deglow
Sooner or later pp. 800-814: Subhasish Ray
Twisting arms and sending messages pp. 815-829: Sara MT Polo and Kristian Skrede Gleditsch
International law, military effectiveness, and public support for drone strikes pp. 830-844: Sarah E Kreps and Geoffrey PR Wallace
Using violence, seeking votes pp. 845-853: Aila M Matanock

The commanderâ€™s dilemma pp. 619-632: Amelia Hoover Green
Dangerous lessons pp. 633-647: Christopher Linebarger
The evolution of prosociality and parochialism after violence pp. 648-664: Vera Mironova and Sam Whitt
The return on social bonds pp. 665-679: Mark David Nieman
Why class inequality breeds coups but not civil wars pp. 680-695: Christian Houle
Local conditions of drought-related violence in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 696-710: Adrien Detges
How much terror? Dissidents, governments, institutions, and the cross-national study of terror attacks pp. 711-726: Ryan Bakker, Daniel W Hill and Will H Moore
Organized violence, 1989â€“2015 pp. 727-742: Erik Melander, TherÃ©se Pettersson and Lotta ThemnÃ©r

Peace from the past pp. 509-524: Tore Wig
Investing in stability pp. 525-538: Jonathan Powell and Mwita Chacha
Weapons of choice pp. 539-553: Axel Dreher and Merle Kreibaum
Economic sanctions, military interventions, and civil conflict outcomes pp. 554-568: David Lektzian and Patrick M Regan
Local experiences of liberal peace pp. 569-581: Gearoid Millar
Ratification as accommodation? Domestic dissent and human rights treaties pp. 582-596: Kirssa Cline Ryckman
Police reforms in peace agreements, 1975â€“2011 pp. 597-607: Nadine Ansorg, Felix Haass and Julia Strasheim
Free and fair elections pp. 608-616: Sylvia Bishop and Anke Hoeffler

Networked international politics pp. 283-291: Han Dorussen, Erik A Gartzke and Oliver Westerwinter
The effects of shocks on international networks pp. 292-309: Zeev Maoz and Kyle A Joyce
Endogenous networks and international cooperation pp. 310-324: Max B Gallop
The complex structure of commercial peace contrasting trade interdependence, asymmetry, and multipolarity pp. 325-343: Erik Gartzke and Oliver Westerwinter
Team of former rivals pp. 344-358: Yonatan Lupu and Paul Poast
Agreeing to arm pp. 359-377: Brandon J Kinne
The importance of conflict characteristics for the diffusion of international mediation pp. 378-391: Tobias BÃ¶hmelt
Standing alongside your friends pp. 392-408: Hugh Ward and Han Dorussen
Dangerous liaisons pp. 409-423: Olga Chyzh
Modeling the coevolution of international and domestic institutions pp. 424-441: T Camber Warren
The view from the bottom pp. 442-458: Maya Wilson, David R Davis and Amanda Murdie
Interethnic conflict and the potential dangers of cross-group ties pp. 459-471: Jennifer M Larson
Alliance networks and trade pp. 472-490: Dotan A Haim
A new approach to analyzing coevolving longitudinal networks in international relations pp. 491-505: Shahryar Minhas, Peter D Hoff and Michael D Ward

Beyond peace journalism pp. 151-165: Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt, Thomas Hanitzsch and Rotem Nagar
US nuclear weapons and non-proliferation pp. 166-179: Matthew Kroenig
Dying for survival pp. 180-196: Benjamin Acosta
Sacred violence or strategic faith? Disentangling the relationship between religion and violence in armed conflict pp. 211-225: Matthew Isaacs
From a perpetratorâ€™s perspective pp. 226-241: Hannah Smidt
Taking away the guns pp. 242-258: Yuri Zhukov
Measuring change in source of leader support pp. 259-267: Michaela Mattes, Brett Ashley Leeds and Naoko Matsumura
Reputation of Terror Groups Dataset pp. 268-277: Efe Tokdemir and Seden Akcinaroglu

E pluribus unum, ex uno plures pp. 3-18: Lee JM Seymour, Kristin M Bakke and Kathleen Gallagher Cunningham
The downstream effects of combatant fragmentation on civil war recurrence pp. 19-32: Peter Rudloff and Michael G Findley
The determinants of low-intensity intergroup violence pp. 33-48: Laia Balcells, Lesley-Ann Daniels and Abel EscribÃ -Folch
Local power-sharing institutions and interreligious violence in Nigeria pp. 49-65: Jonas B Bunte and Laura Thaut Vinson
Climate change, rice crops, and violence pp. 66-83: Raul Caruso, Ilaria Petrarca and Roberto Ricciuti
The sources of social violence in Latin America pp. 84-99: Mauricio Rivera
Explaining sexual exploitation and abuse in peacekeeping missions pp. 100-115: Sabrina Karim and Kyle Beardsley
Itâ€™s only money pp. 116-129: Charles Miller and Benjamin S Barber Iv
Two sword lengths apart pp. 130-145: Christopher Gandrud