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CIVILIANS · DISPLACEMENT · PEACE

Conflict, displacement
and the paths to peace.

Three contexts connecting our proposed research agenda to civilian life, humanitarian protection and longer-term recovery.

IsraelPalestine

Israel–Palestine

Protection, displacement and pathways to safer everyday life.

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UkraineRussia

Russia–Ukraine

Civilian protection, family contact and life after displacement.

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United StatesIranIsrael

United States–Iran–Israel

Regional escalation and its consequences for civilian life.

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These are introductions to research questions, not reports of projects conducted by the institute or a live news service. Source dates and scope appear on each page. Flags identify the countries and peoples discussed; they do not express political endorsement.

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