The research at the Centre for Peace Studies (CPS) focuses upon the dynamics of peace and conflict within multiple global contexts. The CPS has one core research group – PEACE – as well as leading broader research networks at UiT, War and Peace Dynamics (WarPeD) and Resilient Civilians. The centre additionally contributes to and cooperates with broader research groups at UiT.
Thematic areas:
- Peace and Conflict Transformation
- Peace Education
- Security and Defence
- Human security
- Migration and Development
- Peace and Justice
- Gender, Peace and Security
- Historical processes of peace and conflict
Regional areas:
- Circumpolar Arctic
- Africa
- Asia
- Europe
- North America
- Latin America
We have 1 projects at our unit:
Hybrid CoE Strategic Analysis 34: Identity as a tool for disinformation: Exploiting social divisions in modern societies
Downward Accountability of NGOs in Bangladesh: Theoretical Issues and Empirical Investigation
A feedback system for tracking progress in parenting programs - Can the “ MittEcho ” app improve outcomes?
Spion-saken ved Universitetet i Tromsø
Universities as national security actors: strengthening trust and resilience through education and research
Climate Change and Hybrid Threats in the Circumpolar North: Gender Dimensions (panel of 4 presentations)
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Masteroppgaver:
Pajari, Matti : “Masks off”- Why Finland joined NATO A discourse analysis of Finnish NATO membership discourse during the Russian invasion of Ukraine Koshmagambetova, Aikhanym : Norwegian-speaking Sami and Russian-speaking Kazakh young adults: a comparative study of identities Doggett, Charlotte Rose : Home away from home: A visual participatory project exploring what young people with refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds communicate about their everyday lives in London.Artikler og rapporter:
Coning, Cedric Hattingh de : BRICS and the West: Don’t Believe the Cold War Hype Buhaug, Halvard / Coning, Cedric de / von Uexkull, Nina : Should the Security Council Engage with Implications of Climate Change? Let’s Look at the Scientific Evidence Pajari, Matti : “Masks off”- Why Finland joined NATO A discourse analysis of Finnish NATO membership discourse during the Russian invasion of UkraineSe alle oppføringer i Munin – Open research archive