XCEPT ProgrammeWhat Do We Mean When We Talk About ‘Resilience’ to Violent Extremism?
Read moreBy Federica Calissano Speaking at a memorial event 10 years on from 9/11, then President of the United States, Barack…
Dr Inna RudolfDr Inna Rudolf Shares Her Research on Post-Conflict Recovery in Mosul
Read moreDr Inna Rudolf is a Research Fellow on the Cross-Border Conflict Evidence, Policy and Trends (XCEPT) research programme at King’s…
- Dr Rajan Basra
Q&A with Dr Rajan Basra
Read moreDr Rajan Basra is a post-doctoral researcher on the Cross-Border Conflict Evidence, Policy and Trends (XCEPT) research programme at King’s…
XCEPT ProgrammeMartyrdom in Lebanon: An Evolution of Memory-Making
Read moreBy Bronte Philips In a speech given on Hezbollah’s 11 November Martyrs’ Day in 2021, the group’s Secretary-General, Hassan Nasrallah,…
- Dr Fiona McEwen
Q&A with Dr Fiona McEwen
Read moreDr Fiona McEwen is the Survey and Interventions Director of the Cross-Border Conflict Evidence, Policy and Trends (XCEPT) research programme…
XCEPT ProgrammeCan Uncertainty Make Us Violent? The Role of Uncertainty in Encouraging Violent and Extremist Ideologies
Read moreBy Federica Calissano Uncertainty is a condition that all individuals experience, and it is something that we all, to differing extents,…
XCEPT ProgrammeTranslation in Conflict: An Instrument of Power or a Place of Neutrality?
Read moreBy Mohamad El Kari Credit: Shutterstock/igor kisselev. Within the realm of conflict zones, translators play a complex role in representing, and…
XCEPT ProgrammeForgotten Refugees: The Experiences of Syrian Military Defectors in Turkey
Read moreBy Alison Brettle Photo: January 2023: Syrian refugee tents near the Syrian-Turkish border. Credit: Shutterstock/Mohammad Bash. In the 12 months…
XCEPT ProgrammeThe Legacy of Trauma: Can Trauma be Transmitted Across Generations?
Read moreBy Pauline Zerla Photo: Belfast, 2018: a women writes on the wall of peace commemorating the violence that happened in…
XCEPT ProgrammeGun-toting Grannies and Cattle Raiders: Why Understanding Civilian-Combatant Identities can Help Conflict Recovery
Read moreBy Alison Brettle Photo: Man from Mundari Tribe, South Sudan. Credit: klublu/Shutterstock. What might Ukraine’s gun-toting grannies have in common…
