Peace and International Politics Research Group
On this page, the Peace and International Politics Research Group (PIP) is presented, including the conveners, researchers in the group, and upcoming seminars.
About the group
The Peace and International Politics Research Group (PIP) convenes approximately once a month. The disciplinary home of the research group is the intersection of International Relations and Peace Research broadly conceived, and we discuss and read theoretical as well as empirical work.
We invite members to present work in progress at our seminars, and we invite guests as well as discuss topical reading of interest to the group. Members of the PIP research group take part in research projects on a broad range of issues related to international political theory, conflict analysis, ethics, war, peacebuilding, diplomacy, security studies, reconciliation, identity, conflict resolution, gender and peace negotiations. The researchers study global patterns as well as regions and countries, such as the Balkans, Asia, the European Union, South America, the Middle East and Europe.
If you would like to join the group's mailing list, contact the conveners listed below.
- Aggestam, Karin
- Bartelson, Jens
- Bengtsson, Rikard
- Bexell, Magdalena
- Björkdahl, Annika
- Bramsen, Isabel
- Breiding, Malte
- Dandrifosse, Margaux
- Dinc, Pinar
- Hall, Martin
- Holdo, Markus
- Ikenze, Sarai-Anne
- Imre, Bibi
- Kalm, Sara
- Kempermann, Lena
- Manners, Ian
- Pericoli, Altea
- Sjöstedt, Roxanna
- Småberg, Maria
- Stissing Jensen, Marie
- Strömbom, Lisa
- Svensson, Ted
- Taha, Hebatalla
- Vetle Handeland, Lars
Affiliated researchers
- Abdelmoez, Joel
- De Leeuw, Georgia
- Hedling, Elsa
- Stein, Anne Lene
- Pacciardi, Agnese
- Wrange, Jana
See the members' personal pages by clicking on each name under the heading 'Researchers in the group' or visit Department of Political Science - Research output - Lund University
Research group seminars
In the shared calendar on our English internal website, you can see all the internal seminars of the research groups.