CAPAZ science collaborator, Marcela Pardo, and CAPAZ academic director, Stefan Peters edited the book “Political Education: Debates of a history to be built”, which we recently published in partnership with the Centre for Research and Popular Education/Program for Peace (Cinep/PPP).…
The latest CAPAZ policy brief is entitled “Policy alternatives to forced manual eradication”. In this text, the authors analyse the results of forced manual eradication and put forward recommendations to reduce its negative social impacts and reduce illicit crops through…
The CAPAZ Institute maintains its commitment to the open and free dissemination of research work on peace in Colombia and to this end announces its new Academia.edu account. This academic dissemination platform has nearly 114 million users and more than…
This publication has just been presented by the Andean Regional Office of the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation and the CAPAZ Institute to answer questions including: Are we experiencing a resurgence of paramilitarism in Colombia? What are its old features and how…
The most recent working paper published by the CAPAZ editorial project, is entitled “Between local and global actors: women in the midst of Colombia’s armed conflict”, and was written by Julia Carolin Sachseder.
Dr. Julia Carolin Sachseder, M.A. is a…