Funded Activity: Conflict
The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) have run a series of three funding calls under the ‘Conflict Theme’ of the Partnership for Conflict, Crime and Security (PaCCS) Research. These funding calls have provided over £5 million of support for 29 highly interdisciplinary research projects that bring together researchers and expertise from a range of different disciplines, organisations and countries to address a number of different issues related to conflict. The projects range in size from small Innovation Awards focussed on particular problems to Large Grants much broader in scope.
The most recent funding call had a specific focus on conflict and international development and was supported from the initial allocations for the AHRC and ESRC under the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF). The AHRC and ESRC GCRF allocation was also used to support four of the larger Research Grants funded under a previous call. In total GCRF funding has supported 13 Innovation Awards and 4 Research Grants under the Conflict Theme of PaCCS.
The full list of funded projects is provided below.
Innovation Awards Call 2015
Grant Reference | Principal Investigator | Holding Organisation | Grant title |
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AH/N00793X/1 |
Professor Siobhan Wills |
University of Ulster |
Community Experience of Conflict in Haiti: Assessing the Emotional Legacy of Civilian Deaths as a result of Intense Use of Force by UN Peacekeepers |
AH/N007956/1 |
Dr Jonathan Fisher |
University of Birmingham |
'Witchcraft' and conflict: Exploring alternative discourses of insecurity |
AH/N008006/1* |
Dr Laura Smith |
University of Bath |
Predicting online radicalisation |
AH/N008340/1 |
Dr Lee Jarvis |
University of East Anglia |
British [Muslim] Values: Conflict or Convergence? |
AH/N008464/1 |
Dr Rachel Julian |
Leeds Beckett University |
Raising Silent Voices: Harnessing local knowledge for communities' protection from violence in Myanmar |
AH/N00812X/1 |
Dr Daniele Rugo |
Brunel University London |
Following the wires: sensing socio-material practices of everyday electricity supply in post-conflict Greater Beirut. |
AH/N008200/1 |
Dr Kirsten Forkert |
Birmingham City University |
Performing memory & memorialising conflict at a distance: innovative approaches to understanding the views of displaced people & receiving communities |
AH/N008588/1 |
Dr Fidelma Ashe |
University of Ulster |
LGBTQ Visions of Peace in a Society Emerging from Conflict |
AH/N008480/1 |
Dr Maria O'Reilly |
Queen Mary, University of London |
The Gender Politics of Demilitarisation: Examining DDR from the Perspective of Female (Ex)-Combatants |
AH/N008111/1 |
Dr Neelam Raina |
Middlesex University |
The Value of Culture in Conflict - Investigating the Sustainable Livelihood Generation for Craftswomen in Azad Kashmir (Pakistan) |
*In addition to AHRC and ESRC this proposal was also co-funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC)
Research grants call
Grant Reference | Principal Investigator | Holding Organisation | Grant title |
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AH/P005330/1* |
Dr Jeremy Lind |
Institute of Development Studies |
'Seeing' conflicts at the margins: understanding community experiences through social research and digital narrative in Kenya and Madagascar |
AH/P005381/1 |
Professor Fiona Magowan |
Queen's University of Belfast |
Sounding Conflict: From Resistance to Reconciliation |
AH/P005438/1* |
Dr Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh |
University College London |
Local Community Experiences of and Responses to Conflict-Induced Displacement from Syria: Views from Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey |
AH/P005454/1* |
Professor Tim Allen |
London School of Economics & Political Science |
Return, Responsibility and Reintegration in Central Africa: A multi-disciplinary exploration into endemic violence and social repair |
AH/P005446/1 |
Dr Annette Idler |
University of Oxford |
The Changing Character of Conflict Platform: Understanding, Tracing and Forecasting Change across Time, Space and Cultures |
AH/P005365/1* |
Dr Rachel Kerr |
King's College London |
Art and Reconciliation: Conflict, Culture and Community |
*Funded through GCRF allocation
Conflict and International Development Innovation Awards Call
Grant Reference | Principal Investigator | Holding Organisation | Grant title |
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AH/P008305/1* |
Dr Irina Kuznetsova |
University of Birminghamr |
Ukraine's hidden tragedy: understanding the outcomes of population displacement from the country's war torn regions |
AH/P008275/1* |
Dr Nils-Christian Bormann |
University of Exeter |
Do Nightlights Emissions Enlighten? Exploring the effect of local economic conditions on violence against civilians during civil war |
AH/P008178/1* |
Dr Lars Waldorf |
University of York |
Performing Empowerment: Disability, Dance, and Inclusive Development in Post-Conflict Sri Lanka |
AH/P008240/1* |
Professor Beverley Milton-Edwards |
Queen's University of Belfast |
Revolt in the 'Square': Spatial Modelling of Urban Stability in Modern Cities New insights and approaches for preventing conflict and violence |
AH/P007929/1* |
Dr Robin Hickey |
Queen's University of Belfast |
Restoring cultural property and communities after conflict |
AH/P008380/1* |
Professor Matthew Brown |
University of Bristol |
PEACE FESTIVAL: Sharing Creative Methodologies for Unearthing Hidden War Stories for Peace |
AH/P008143/1* |
Dr Madhu Krishnan |
University of Bristol |
Ugandan Youth and Creative Writing: New Perspectives on Conflict and Development |
AH/P008216/1* |
Dr Oliver Edward Walton |
University of Bath |
Living on the Margins: Using literary comics to understand the role of borderland brokers in post-war transitions |
AH/P008232/1* |
Dr Adam Branchy |
University of Cambridge |
Narratives of Conflict, Climate, and Development: Re-envisioning Sustainability from Post-War Northern Uganda |
AH/P00833X/1* |
Miss Amiera Sawas |
Imperial College London |
Climate Adaptation, Land Acquisition and Security: the Gendered Politics of Dispossession in Pakistan |
AH/P008194/1* |
Dr Ayesha Siddiqi |
Royal Holloway, Univ of London |
After disaster strikes and other stories: The political construction of Typhoon Pablo in insurgency affected communities in Mindanao |
AH/P00816X/1* |
Professor Pedro Rebelo |
Queen's University of Belfast |
Understanding the role of music and sound in conflict transformation: the Rwandan case study |
AH/P008038/1* |
Professor Sabine Lee |
University of Birmingham |
Peacekeeper Fathered Children in Haiti |
*Funded through GCRF allocation.
Links
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