Journal of Peacebuilding & Development
Published in Association with Kennesaw State University
Published in Association with Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution
Published in Association with Center for Conflict and Humanitarian Studies
Published in Association with Doha Institute for Graduate Studies
Other Titles in:
Peace Studies/Conflict Resolution
Peace Studies/Conflict Resolution
eISSN:
21657440 | ISSN:
15423166 | Current volume: 19 | Current issue: 2-3
Frequency: 3 Times/Year
Journal of Peacebuilding & Development (JPD) ) is a refereed journal providing a forum for the sharing of critical thinking and constructive action at the intersections of conflict, development and peace. As a refereed journal with a unique mission, JPD offers a professional and respected tool for promoting dialogue and expanding networks on critical peacebuilding discussions between scholars and practitioners towards coherent, constructive action. Our networks of scholar communities, policy-makers and advisors, practitioners and activists across the North and South - and in particular from countries affected by conflict and fragility - that we serve and seek to better serve engage in dialogue around critical issues at the heart of our collective global search for peace. JPD’s capturing of innovative practices, policy analysis and recommendations, and theory derived from the on-the-ground realities that people in conflict and fragile contexts face, offers holistic, practical and visionary approaches that seek to influence policy and practice in ways that support transformative processes globally.
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Aiming to develop theory-practice and South-North dialogues, JPD examines critical peacebuilding and development topics that challenge our era, including:
- Building resilient states, societies, and livelihoods
- Infrastructures for peace and violence prevention
- Political economy of violence, conflict, and peacebuilding
- Peacebuilding and statebuilding in fragile and conflict-affected contexts
- Economic dimensions of justice, reconciliation, and social cohesion
- Identities and relationships in conflict and development
- Natural resources, the environment, and peacebuilding
- Human rights and human security
- Nonviolence and social change
- Aid coherence and coordination in peacebuilding and development
- Paradigmatic approaches and theories underpinning policy and practice
- Peace and conflict sensitive planning, policy making, programming, and monitoring and evaluation
- Cross-cutting issues: governance, national and local ownership, hybridity, capacity development, power and empowerment, the role of culture, targeting special groups (i.e. women, youth, and minorities).
JPD foregrounds qualitative methodologies, especially empirically based case studies that facilitate grounded and fresh analysis to serve theory, policy, and strategy development. JPD offers a space for scholars and practitioners to examine the logic and impacts of dominant policies and practices, and to cultivate visionary, holistic approaches striving to advance collaboration between the fields of peacebuilding and development. Our authors, advisors, and editorial staff represent global scholarship, practice, and activism.
Editor-in-Chief
| Ghassan ElKahlout | Center for Conflict and Humanitarian Studies at Doha Institute, Qatar |
Associate Editors
| Gina Lende | NOREF, Norway |
| Sansom Milton | Center for Conflict and Humanitarian Studies at Doha Institute, Qatar |
Managing Editor
| Mohammed Alsousi | Center for Conflict and Humanitarian Studies at Doha Institute, Qatar |
Resources Editor & Assistant Managing Editor
| Wadee Alarabeed | Center for Conflict and Humanitarian Studies at Doha Institute, Qatar |
Founding Editors & Online Special Collections Editors
| Erin McCandless | University of Witwatersrand, South Africa |
| Mohammed Abu-Nimer | American University, USA |
Chair of Advisory Board
| Alpaslan Özerdem | Carter School at George Mason University, USA |
Advisory Board
| Eric Abitbol | Universalia, Canada |
| Stephen Baranyi | University of Ottawa, Canada |
| Patrick Bond | University of Johannesburg, South Africa |
| Henk-Jan Brinkman | International Development Law Organization (IDLO), USA |
| Sam Gbaydee Doe | United Nations Development Program, South Sudan |
| Comfort Ero | International Crisis Group, UK |
| Arturo Escobar | University of North Carolina, USA |
| Ibrahim Fraihat | Doha Institute, Qatar |
| Mary E. King | University for Peace, Costa Rica |
| Alina Rocha Menocal | Overseas Development Institute (ODI), UK |
| Orzala Ashraf Nemat | Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit, Afghanistan |
| Ozonnia Ojielo | United Nations Development Programme, Rwanda |
| Thania Paffenholz | Center on Conflict, Development and Peacebuilding, Switzerland |
| Angelika Rettberg | Universidad De Los Andes, Colombia |
| Mary Hope Schwoebel | Nova Southeastern University, USA |
| Dan Smith | Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), Sweden |
| Necla Tschirgi | Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies, USA |
| Marie-Joelle Zahar | University of Montreal, Canada |
| Craig Zelizer | Peace and Collaborative Network, Colombia |
Manuscript submission guidelines can be accessed on Sage Journals.
