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The Peace Research Institute Frankfurt is to date the largest as well as the oldest peace research institute in Germany. PRIF's work is directed toward identifying the causes of violent international and internal conflicts, carrying out research into the conditions necessary for peace and spreading the concepts of peace. The Working Papers are published at varying intervals in German/English and are only available electronically for download. This uncomplicated publication mode allows an insight into current basic research, puts up drafts concerning central research issues for discussion and stimulates scientific exchange and information.

Publishers:	Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF)
Publications:	The Socioeconomic Dimension of Islamist Radicalization in Egypt and Tunisia From Alien to Inalienable? Changing Attitudes about Human Rights in the Indonesian Security Sector Eigenmächtige Gewalt, zwingendes Recht: Zur Selbstbehauptung und Selbstgefährdung des Friedens als Rechtsordnung Justice as Conflict of Recognition: The Case of SGBV in the Rome Statute and in the ICC The Dataset on Post‐civil War Power and Compromise, 1990–2012 From Driver of Change to Marginalized Actor: Egypt´s New Unionism from a Comparative Perspective Unemployed Movements in the Global South: The Cases of Argentina and Tunisia Justice in Interdisciplinary Perspective: Findings From Other Disciplines and Their Impact on International Relations Push and Pull: Russia's Pivot to Asia Power Transition Theory and the Peculiar Case of Weimarian Germany A Nuclear Weapon-Free Zone in Europe: Concept – Problems – Chances Socioeconomic Contention and Post-Revolutionary Political Change in Egypt and Tunisia: A Research Agenda The Original Battle Trolls: How States Represent the Internet as a Violent Place 'Just Peace', Just Peace - What Peace? Zwischen Staatenwelt und Weltstaat: Zur Diskussion über Weltordnung und Weltfrieden A Network in Transition: Actors, Interests, and Alliances in the Afghanistan Conflict as of Early 2014 The Question of Self-determination in International Democracy Promotion Things we Lost in the Fire: How Different Types of Contestation Affect the Validity of International Norms Human Security and the Politics of Protection Die Libyen-Intervention: Warum Deutschlands Enthaltung im Sicherheitsrat falsch war Between Norms and Interests: US and German Democracy Promotion in Comparison An-Nahdha im Wandel The Relevance of Private Actors in the Transnational Sphere for Just Peace Governance The Normative Challenge of Interaction: Justice Conflicts in Democracy Promotion Postliberal Democracy Emerging? Leadership in World Society Notions of Justice in the Biological Weapons Control Regime Justice in International Diplomacy Hushed Hope - India, the Nuclear Deal, and Nonproliferation Justice and Peace: Good Things Do Not Always Go Together Self-Determination and Empowerment as Challenges to Democracy Promotion Non-State Violence and Political Order Output, Outcome, Impact Same Same or Different?

Publishers:

Peace Research Institute Frankfurt (PRIF)

Publications:

The Socioeconomic Dimension of Islamist Radicalization in Egypt and Tunisia
From Alien to Inalienable? Changing Attitudes about Human Rights in the Indonesian Security Sector
Eigenmächtige Gewalt, zwingendes Recht: Zur Selbstbehauptung und Selbstgefährdung des Friedens als Rechtsordnung
Justice as Conflict of Recognition: The Case of SGBV in the Rome Statute and in the ICC
The Dataset on Post‐civil War Power and Compromise, 1990–2012
From Driver of Change to Marginalized Actor: Egypt´s New Unionism from a Comparative Perspective
Unemployed Movements in the Global South: The Cases of Argentina and Tunisia
Justice in Interdisciplinary Perspective: Findings From Other Disciplines and Their Impact on International Relations
Push and Pull: Russia's Pivot to Asia
Power Transition Theory and the Peculiar Case of Weimarian Germany
A Nuclear Weapon-Free Zone in Europe: Concept – Problems – Chances
Socioeconomic Contention and Post-Revolutionary Political Change in Egypt and Tunisia: A Research Agenda
The Original Battle Trolls: How States Represent the Internet as a Violent Place
'Just Peace', Just Peace - What Peace?
Zwischen Staatenwelt und Weltstaat: Zur Diskussion über Weltordnung und Weltfrieden
A Network in Transition: Actors, Interests, and Alliances in the Afghanistan Conflict as of Early 2014
The Question of Self-determination in International Democracy Promotion
Things we Lost in the Fire: How Different Types of Contestation Affect the Validity of International Norms
Human Security and the Politics of Protection
Die Libyen-Intervention: Warum Deutschlands Enthaltung im Sicherheitsrat falsch war
Between Norms and Interests: US and German Democracy Promotion in Comparison
An-Nahdha im Wandel
The Relevance of Private Actors in the Transnational Sphere for Just Peace Governance
The Normative Challenge of Interaction: Justice Conflicts in Democracy Promotion
Postliberal Democracy Emerging?
Leadership in World Society
Notions of Justice in the Biological Weapons Control Regime
Justice in International Diplomacy
Hushed Hope - India, the Nuclear Deal, and Nonproliferation
Justice and Peace: Good Things Do Not Always Go Together
Self-Determination and Empowerment as Challenges to Democracy Promotion
Non-State Violence and Political Order
Output, Outcome, Impact
Same Same or Different?