International Conference on Political Violence, Democracy, and Security (ICPVDS-27)

This track explores the multifaceted nature of political violence, examining its causes and manifestations across different contexts. Scholars are invited to analyze case studies that highlight the interplay between violence and political structures.

This session focuses on how political violence undermines democratic institutions and processes. Papers will investigate the effects of violence on electoral integrity, public trust, and civic engagement.

This track addresses the formulation and implementation of security policies in areas afflicted by conflict and violence. Participants will discuss the effectiveness of these policies in promoting stability and protecting human rights.

This session examines the governance issues faced by states characterized by fragility and instability. Contributions will analyze how political violence complicates governance and affects state capacity.

This track investigates the relationship between political violence and human rights abuses. Papers will explore how violence perpetrated by state and non-state actors impacts the protection of fundamental rights.

This session delves into the phenomenon of electoral violence, exploring its root causes and the implications for democratic governance. Researchers are encouraged to present empirical studies that shed light on this critical issue.

This track focuses on the dynamics of civil war, including its causes, progression, and post-conflict recovery. Scholars will discuss the long-term effects of civil war on political stability and societal cohesion.

This session examines various peacebuilding strategies employed in contexts marked by political violence. Contributions will assess the effectiveness of these strategies in fostering sustainable peace and reconciliation.

This track explores different mechanisms for conflict resolution in politically violent settings. Participants will analyze the role of negotiation, mediation, and dialogue in mitigating violence and fostering stability.

This session investigates how political violence affects citizen participation in governance and political processes. Papers will explore barriers to participation and strategies to enhance civic engagement amidst violence.

This track examines the challenges to the rule of law in regions experiencing political violence and conflict. Scholars will discuss the implications of weakened legal frameworks for governance and human rights protection.