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International Conference on Political Violence and Peacebuilding

2nd Feb – 3rd Feb 2027 Recife, Brazil Standard / Physical Participation

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SDG-Aligned Research Themes

International Conference on Political Violence and Peacebuilding conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities

This track explores the underlying causes and manifestations of political violence in various contexts. It aims to analyze the interplay between state and non-state actors in perpetuating conflict.

This session focuses on effective peacebuilding strategies implemented in post-conflict societies. It seeks to evaluate the role of local communities and international organizations in fostering sustainable peace.

This track examines the impact of political violence on human rights in conflict zones. It aims to highlight the mechanisms for accountability and justice for victims.

This session investigates the relationship between governance and security in fragile states. It aims to identify best practices for enhancing state capacity and legitimacy in the face of violence.

This track analyzes how political violence undermines democratic institutions and processes. It seeks to understand the implications for civil society and citizen engagement.

This session focuses on various conflict resolution mechanisms, both traditional and contemporary. It aims to assess their effectiveness in mitigating political violence and fostering dialogue.

This track examines the influence of international law on peacebuilding efforts. It aims to explore legal frameworks that support conflict resolution and human rights protection.

This session investigates how societies develop resilience in response to political violence. It aims to identify factors that contribute to social cohesion and recovery.

This track explores the gendered dimensions of political violence and peacebuilding. It aims to highlight the unique experiences of women and the importance of their participation in peace processes.

This session examines the complex relationship between war and societal change. It aims to analyze how armed conflict reshapes social structures and cultural norms.

This track focuses on emerging trends and patterns in political violence globally. It aims to provide insights into the future of conflict and the implications for peacebuilding efforts.