Presentation of the findings of a survey Understanding the Public Dimension of the Cyprus Peace Process with a special focus on the outcomes of a potential referendum. The research was conducted from February to March 2012 and analyzed by the 'Cyprus 2015' research team.

This is the second working paper on leadership for peace. While there is a vast literature on leadership and a growing literature on conflict transformation and peacebuilding, with few exceptions leadership has not figured prominently as an important factor in building sustainable peace. This second working paper highlights key observations and insights from a number […]

The current peace talks in Cyprus have reached an impasse. In this document, the Interpeace initiative in Cyprus, Cyprus 2015, proposes five principles for the peace negotiations.

On the occasion of the 12th anniversary of the adoption of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1324, Cyprus 2015 published this latest policy brief. Cyprus 2015 recommends the formal adoption of a National Action Plan within the framework of the peace negotiations.

As part of Puntland’s preparations for local elections in 2012, a team from our local partner, the Puntland Development Research Center, accompanied the Transitional Puntland Electoral Commission on a tour to raise awareness of the democratization process.

This brief summarizes the discussions that took place at the seminar on peacebuilding and inclusiveness on the occasion of the International Day of Peace 2012. This brief focuses on three themes related to the operationalization of inclusiveness.