Publications by letter 'W'

Grabska, Katarzyna (2020) ‘Wasting time’: migratory trajectories of adolescence among Eritrean refugee girls in Khartoum, Critical African Studies 12(1): 22–36.
Grabska, Katarzyna (2019) “‘Wasting time’: migratory trajectories of adolescence among Eritrean refugee girls in Khartoum, in Zabek, Maciej; & Jaroslaw Rozanski, eds, Bilad Sudan. Poland: University of k. St. Wyszynski.
Nilsen, Marte (2021) “We Are Alive, but Have No Life”: Rohingya Refugees, Deprived of the Prospects for a Future, in Ruud, Arild Engelsen; & Mubashar Hasan, eds, Masks of Authoritarianism: Hegemony, Power and Public Life in Bangladesh. Singapore: Palgrave Macmillan (221–235).
Grabska, Katarzyna; Anna Babel & Susan Thieme (2015) “We might have many disagreements internally, but externally we represent a common position: Swiss Policy Actors in the Global Forum on Migration and Development 2011, Development in Practice 25(6).
Kolås, Åshild (2003) ”Welcome to Shangri-La”: The making of place in Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, presented at Tenth Seminar of the International Association for Tibetan Studies (IATS X), Aris Trust Centre, Oxford University, 6–12 September.
Baev, Pavel K. (2016) Review of Richard Shirreff, ed., 2017 War with Russia, in JPR .
Gleditsch, Nils Petter; Ådne Cappelen & Olav Bjerkholt (1994) The Wages of Peace: Disarmament in a Small Industrialized Economy. London: SAGE.
Lacina, Bethany Ann & Nils Petter Gleditsch (2013) The Waning of War is Real: A Response to Gohdes and Price, Journal of Conflict Resolution 57(6): 1109–1127.
Sandvik, Kristin Bergtora (2013) The War on Drugs as “Humanitarian Crisis": Examining the Latin American Experience, presented at Seventh Annual Conference of the International Society for the Study of Drug Policy, Bogota.
Tunander, Ola 2006 The War on Terror and the Pax Americana, presented at Illiberal Practices of Liberal Regimes, , 9 June.
Saxegaard, Sverke (2019) The War That Wasn’t: Explaining Relative Peacefulness. MA thesis, Department of Political Science, University of Oslo, Oslo.
Lodgaard, Sverre (1973) The Washington Summit Meeting and Disarmament, Bulletin of Peace Proposals 4(3).
Smith, Dan (1997) The Way of War in the 1990s, in A Culture of Peace and Democracy. (134–145).
Gallagher, Tom (1999) The West and the Challenge to Ethnic Politics in Romania, Security Dialogue 30(3): 293–304.
Isenberg, David (2009) The Wheels of Investigation Turn Slowly at IPOA, Private Military Herald, 8 December.
Baev, Pavel K. (2019) The White Whale Chooses Freedom: Hard Choices in Opposing Russian Dominance in the Arctic, PONARS Eurasia Memo, 622. Washington DC: George Washington University.
Waage, Hilde Henriksen (2011) The Winner Takes All: The 1949 Island of Rhodes Armistice Negotiations Revisited, Middle East Journal 65(2): 279–304.
Pugh, Michael (1998) The Withering of UN Humanitarian Reform. A Rejoinder, Security Dialogue 29(2): 157–161.
Moral, Rakhee Kalita (2014) The Woman Rebel and the State: Making War, Making Peace in Assam, Economic and Political Weekly 49(44): 66–73.
Tryggestad, Torunn L. (2016) The Women, Peace and Security Agenda – 15 Years On, GPS Policy Brief, 1. Oslo: PRIO.
Klugman, Jeni; Marianne Dahl & Ingrid Vik Bakken (2018) The Women, Peace, and Security Index: A Global Index of Women’s Wellbeing, PRIO Paper. Oslo: PRIO.
Bæk, Sindre & Inger Skjelsbæk (2023) The Women, Peace, and Security Norms as seen by Norwegian Male Officers, Nordic Journal of Working Life Studies. DOI: 10.18291/njwls.135624.
Payer, Cheryl (1979) The World Bank and the Small Farmers, Journal of Peace Research 16(4): 293–312.
Laugen, Torunn (1998) The World Bank and the UN in the Occupied Territories, Security Dialogue 29(1): 63–77.
Rudolfsen, Ida & Halvard Buhaug (2020) The World Food Program won the Nobel Peace Prize. Does food aid boost peace?, Washington Post, 13 October.
Kaldor, Mary; & Asbjørn Eide, eds, (1979) The World Military Order. The Impact of Military Technology on the Third World. London: Macmillan.
Groom, A. J. R. (1997) The World of International Relations, Security Dialogue 28(1): 123–124.
Bush, Ray (1997) The World of Problems and Human Potential, Security Dialogue 28(1): 124–125.
Gleditsch, Nils Petter (2013) Review of Review of Jared Diamond, ed., The World Until Yesterday: What Can We Learn from Traditional Societies?, in Journal of Peace Research 50(4): 534–534.
Gleditsch, Nils Petter (2019) Review of Geir Lundestand, ed., The World's Most Prestigious Prize: The Inside Story of the Nobel Peace Prize, in Journal of Peace Research .
Wallerstein, Immanuel (1993) The World-System after the Cold War, Journal of Peace Research 30(1): 1–6.
Thee, Marek (1981) Waging Nuclear War in Europe: Scenarios, Consequences, Alternative Strategies, Bulletin of Peace Proposals 12(4): 365–421.
Dupuy, Kendra; Júlia Palik; & Gudrun Østby (2019) Walk the Talk? Review of Financing for Education in Emergencies, 2015–2018Oslo: Save the Children Norway.
Dupuy, Kendra; Júlia Palik & Gudrun Østby (2020) Walking the Talk? Financing for Education in Emergencies, 2015–2018, PRIO Paper. Oslo: PRIO.
Brem, Stefan & Ken Rutherford (2001) Walking Together or Divided Agenda? Comparing Landmines and Small Arms Campaigns, Security Dialogue 32(2): 169–186.
Horowitz, Shale (2003) War After Communism: Effects on Political and Economic Reform in the Former Soviet Union and Yugoslavia, Journal of Peace Research 40(1): 25–48.
Harpviken, Kristian Berg (1997) War and Change in Afghanistan: Reflections on Research Priorities, in Language - Culture - Society: Contributions from the Nordic Central Asian Studies Symposium 1996.. London: .
Harpviken, Kristian Berg (1999) War and Change in Afghanistan: Reflections on Research Priorities, in Return to Silk Routes: Current Scandinavian Research on Central Asia. London: (167–186).
Dupuy, Kendra & Krijn Peters (2009) War and Children: A Reference Handbook. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO/Greenwood. Contemporary Military, Strategic, and Security Issues.
Dupuy, Kendra & Krijn Peters (2009) War and Children: A Reference Handbook. Westport, CT: Prager Security International. Contemporary Military, Strategic, and Security Issues.
Listhaug, Ola (1986) War and Defence Attitudes: A First Look at Survey Data from 14 Countries, Journal of Peace Research 23(1): 69–76.
Toivonen, Timo (1998) War and Equality: The Social Background of the Victims of the Finnish Winter War, Journal of Peace Research 35(4): 471–482.
Rudolfsen, Ida; Gudrun Østby; Henrikas Bartusevičius & Florian van Leeuwen (2022) War and Food Insecurity: New Survey Evidence from Ukraine, Political Violence at a Glance, 7 July.
Urdal, Henrik & Primus Che Chi (2015) War and Gender Inequalities in Health, in Gizelis , Theodora-Ismene; & Louise Olsson, eds, Gender, Peace and Security: Implementing UN Security Council Resolution 1325. Abingdon: Routledge (116–137).
Urdal, Henrik & Primus Che Chi (2013) War and Gender Inequalities in Health: The Impact of Armed Conflict on Fertility and Maternal Mortality, International Interactions 39(4): 489–510.
Paasche, Erlend; Arne Strand & Are Knudsen (2013) War and Migration, in The Encyclopedia of Global Human Migration. Hoboken: Wiley-Blackwell.
Tønnesson, Stein (2013) War and Peace Between Nations, 1945–2010, in Norman Owen, ed., The Routledge Handbook of Southeast Asian History. London: Routledge (96–107).
Thee, Marek (1973) War and Peace in Indochina: US Asian and Pacific Policies, Journal of Peace Research 10: 51–70.
Bookman, Milica Z. (1994) War and Peace: The Divergent Breakups of Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia, Journal of Peace Research 31(2): 175–187.
Roy, Kaushik (2015) War and Society in Afghanistan: From the Mughals to the Americans, 1500-2013. New Delhi: Oxford University Press.
Roy, Kaushik (2018) War and Society in South Asia, in Muehlbauer, Matthew S.; & David J. Ulbrich, eds, The Routledge History of Global War and Society. Abingdon: Routledge (45–56).
Gates, Scott; & Kaushik Roy, eds, (2015) War and State-Building in Afghanistan: Historical and Modern Perspectives. London: Bloomsbury. Bloomsbury Studies in Military History.
Gates, Scott; & Kaushik Roy, eds, (2014) War and State-Building in Afghanistan: Historical and Modern Perspectives. London: Bloomsbury Academic. Bloomsbury Studies in Military History.
Sørensen, Georg (2001) War and State-Making: Why Doesn't It Work in the Third World?, Security Dialogue 32(3): 341–354.
Baev, Pavel K. (2016) Review of Robert Blackwill, ed., War by Other Means: Geoeconomics and Statecraft, in JPR .
Hayashi, Nobuo (2009) Review of Eve La Haye, ed., War Crimes in Internal Armed Conflicts, in Nordic Journal of Human Rights 27(3): 357–365.
Cohen, David (2007) War Crimes Tribunals and the Limits of Accountability, PRIO Policy Brief, 5. Oslo: PRIO.
Kurtenbach, Sabine; & Angelika Rettberg, eds, (2019) War Economies and Post-War Crime. Abingdon: Routledge. ThirdWorlds.
Ringdal, Gerd Inger; Kristen Ringdal & Albert Simkus (2008) War Experiences and War-related Distress in Bosnia and Herzegovina Eight Years after War, Croatian Medical Journal 49(1): 75–86.
Nevin, John A. (1996) War Initiation and Selection by Consequences, Journal of Peace Research 33(1): 99–108.
Cole, David L. (1982) War Is Heck: Perceptions of a Post-protest Generation, Journal of Peace Research 19(3): 271–274.
Tunander, Ola (2006) War on Terror and the Pax Americana, in Griffin, David Ray; & Peter Dale Scott, eds, 9/11 and American Empire: Intellectuals Speak Out. Northampton, MA: Olive Branch Press (149–168).
Tunander, Ola (2006) War on Terror and the US Transformation of World Order, in Aydin, Mustafa; & Kostas Ifantis, eds, International Security Today: Understanding Change and Debating Strategy. Turkey: Centre for Strategic Research (SAM) (187–204).
Tunander, Ola (2004) War on Terror and Transformation of World Order, presented at Change and Adaptation – Contemporary Security Challenges and NATO, Side, Turkey, 14–16 May.
Baev, Pavel K. (2021) War scare is Putin's natural element, Eurasia Daily Monitor, 5 April.
Olsson, Louise & Madhav Joshi (2021) War termination and women's political rights, Social Science Research. DOI: 10.1016/j.ssresearch.2020.102523.
Regan, Patrick M. (1994) War Toys, War Movies, and the Militarization of the United States, 1900-85, Journal of Peace Research 31(1): 45–58.
Roy, Kaushik (2011) War, Culture and Society in Early Modern South Asia, 1740-1849. Abingdon / New York: Routledge.
Westing, Arthur H. (1990) War, Environment and Cultural Norms, Environmental Awareness 13(1): 15–17.
van Ham, Peter (2003) War, Lies, and Videotape: Public Diplomacy and the USA’s War on Terrorism, Security Dialogue 34(4).
Roy, Kaushik (ed.) (2011) Warfare and Politics in South Asia from Ancient to Modern Times. New Delhi: Manohar.
Roy, Kaushik (2015) Warfare in Pre-British India - 1500 BCE to 1740 CE. Abingdon: Routledge.
Roy, Kaushik (2011) Warfare in Pre-British South Asia: A New Interpretation, in Kaushik Roy, ed., Warfare and Politics in South Asia from Ancient to Modern Times. New Dehli: Manohar (85–120).
Roy, Kaushik; & Raziuddin Aquil, eds, (2012) Warfare, Religion and Society in Indian History. Delhi: Manohar Publishers & Distributors.
Roy, Kaushik (ed.) (2010) Warfare, State and Society in South Asia. New Delhi.
Apostolakis, Bobby E. (1992) Warfare-Welfare Substitutions in Latin America, 1953-1987, Journal of Peace Research 29(1): 85–98.
Skaperdas, Stergios (2002) Warlord Competition, Journal of Peace Research 39(4).
Harpviken, Kristian Berg (2012) Warlordism: Three Biographies From Southeastern Afghanistan, in Suhrke, Astri; & Mats Berdal, eds, The Peace In Between: Post-War Violence and Peacebuilding. London: Routledge (173–191).
Garnham, David (1986) War-proneness, War-weariness and Regime Type 1816-1980, Journal of Peace Research 23(3): 279–285.
Ringdal, Gerd Inger; Kristen Ringdal & Albert Simkus (2008) War-related Distress and Health among Kosovar Albanians, Journal of Loss & Trauma 13(1): 59–71.
Holmes-Eber, Paula; & Kjetil Enstad, eds, (2020) Warriors or Peacekeepers? Building Military Cultural Competence. Cham: Springer International Publishing.
Gleditsch, Kristian Skrede & Steve Pickering (2014) Wars are becoming less frequent: a response to Harrison and Wolf, The Economic History Review 67(1): 214–230.
Kende, Istvan (1978) Wars of Ten Years, 1967-1976, Journal of Peace Research 15(3): 227–241.
Dyrstad, Karin; Helga Malmin Binningsbø & Kristin M. Bakke (2022) Wartime Experiences and Popular Support for Peace Agreements: Comparative Evidence from Three Cases, Journal of Conflict Resolution 66(9): 1562–1588.
Nordås, Ragnhild; & Dara Kay Cohen (2011) Wartime Sexual Violence: Challenges and Opportunities for Data Collection and Analysis, CSCW Report. Oslo: CSCW/PRIO.
Pickering, Jeffrey (2002) War-Weariness and Cumulative Effects: Victors, Vanquished, and Subsequent Interstate Intervention, Journal of Peace Research 39(3): 313–337.
Baev, Pavel K. (2005) Was the Rice-Lavrov Quarrel Really about Belarus?, Eurasia Daily Monitor, 2 May.
Simkus, Albert; Kristen Ringdal & Ola Listhaug (2010) Was There a Decline in Ethnic Polarization in Macedonia Between 2003 and 2005? Results from a National Panel Analysis, Südosteuropa 58(1): 67–82.
Reichberg, Gregory M. (2003) Review of Washington et le monde: Dilemmes d'une superpuissance, in Ethics & International Affairs 17(2): 131–135.
Poleszynski, Dag Viljen (1977) Waste Production and Overdevelopment: An Approach to Ecological Indicators, Journal of Peace Research 14(4): 285–298.
Palik, Júlia (2021) Watchdogs of Pause: The Challenges of Ceasefire Monitoring in Yemen, International Peacekeeping. DOI: 10.1080/13533312.2021.1918004.
Gizelis , Theodora-Ismene & Amanda E. Wooden (2010) Water Resources, Institutions, and Intrastate Conflict, Political Geography 29(8): 444–453.
Hoelscher, Kristian; Katherine Edelen; Jason Miklian; Silje Holen; Joyeeta Bhattacharjee; Line Barkved; Farzana Jahan; Hari Bansh Jha; & Åshild Kolås (2013) Water Scarcity in Bangladesh. Transboundary Rivers, Conflict and Cooperation, PRIO Report, 1. Oslo: PRIO.
Raleigh, Clionadh & Ingrid Vik Bakken (2017) Water Stress and Conflicts in Africa, PRIO Policy Brief, 11. Oslo: PRIO.
Mason, Michael; & Rebecca Bryant (2017) Water Technology and Sustainability in North Cyprus: Climate Change and the Turkey-North Cyprus Water Pipeline, PRIO Cyprus Centre Report, 1. Nicosia: PRIO Cyprus Centre.
Bernauer, Thomas; Tobias Böhmelt; Halvard Buhaug; Nils Petter Gleditsch; Theresa Tribaldos; Eivind Berg Weibust & Gerdis Wischnath (2012) Water-Related Intrastate Conflict and Cooperation (WARICC): A New Event Dataset, International Interactions 38(4): 529–545.
Baev, Pavel K. (2020) Wave of Post-Plebiscite Repressions Makes Russia More Dangerous, Eurasia Daily Monitor, 13 July.
Eriksen, Thomas Hylland (1995) We and Us: Two Modes of Group Identification, Journal of Peace Research 32(4): 427–436.
Loizou, Natasa & Dilek Latif (2008) We Can't Change the Past, But We Can Change the Future, PRIO Cyprus Centre Policy Brief, 1. Nicosia: PRIO Cyprus Centre.
Dahlum, Sirianne; Carl Henrik Knutsen & Tore Wig (2019) We checked 100 years of protests in 150 countries. Here’s what we learned about the working class and democracy., The Washington Post's Monkey Cage, 24 October.
Olney, Jessica; Nurul Haque & Roshid Mubarak (2019) We Must Prevent a Lost Generation: Community-led education in Rohingya camps, PRIO Paper. Oslo: PRIO.
Tryggestad, Torunn L. & Suk Chun (2010) 'We Want Strong Links to Civil Society', PRIO Gender, Peace and Security Update, 2010: PRIO.
Baev, Pavel K. (2015) Weakening Russia Curtails Population’s Access to Publicly Available Information, Eurasia Daily Monitor, 1 June.
Fjelde, Hanne; & Hultman, Lisa 2010 Weakening Your Enemy: Constituencies and the Location of Violence Against Civilians in Africa, presented at Standing Group of International Relations, European Consortium of Political Research, , 10 September.
Killicoat, Phillip (2006) Weaponomics: The Economics of Small Arms. MA thesis, Department of Economics, Oxford University, UK, Oxford.
Marsh, Nicholas; & Thomas Jackson (2007) Weapons Acquisition by Armed Groups in the Sudan Conflict Complex – A Review of Open SourcesOslo: PRIO.
Thee, Marek (1976) Weapons Technology and Disarmament Negotiations, Peace and the Sciences(1): 77–82.
Sandvik, Kristin Bergtora (2020) Wearables for something good: aid, dataveillance and the production of children’s digital bodies, Information, Communication & Society 23(14): 2014–2029.
Linke, Andrew & Brett Ruether (2021) Weather, wheat, and war: Security implications of climate variability for conflict in Syria, Journal of Peace Research 58(1): 114–131.
Baev, Pavel K. (2019) Review of Omelicheva, Mariya; & Laurence Markowitz, eds, Webs of Corruption: Trafficking and Terrorism in Central Asia, in JPR .
Tollefsen, Andreas Forø (2010) Weights of Evidence Model and Onset of Civil War - Favourability Analysis and Evaluation. MA thesis, Department of Geography, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim.
Isenberg, David (2009) Welcome Back My Friends to the Show that Never Ends: The Afpak Sideshow, Across the Aisle: Partnership For a Secure America blog, 28 April.
Martins, Bruno Oliveira (2013) Welcome to the Future: Legal, Ethical, and Political Issues in the Use of Drones, IPRIS Viewpoints, 118. Portuguese Institute of International Relations and Security (IPRIS).
Rasmussen, Joel (2017) 'Welcome to Twitter, @CIA. Better late than never': Communication professionals' views of social media humour and implications for organizational identity, Discourse & Communication 11(1): 89–110.
Tønnesson, Stein (2006) Welcoming Address, presented at International Workshop Integrating Small Arms Measures into Development Programmes30 November – 1 December.
Carling, Jørgen (2016) West and Central Africa, in McAuliffe, Marie; & Frank Laczko, eds, Migrant Smuggling Data and Research: a Global Review of the Emerging Evidence Base. Geneva: International Organization for Migration (25–53).
Krell, Gert (1991) West German Ostpolitik and the German Question, Journal of Peace Research 28(3): 311–323.
Baev, Pavel K. (2014) West pushes and eases Putin toward a "diplomatic solution" in Ukraine, Eurasia Daily Monitor, 1 August.
Baev, Pavel K. (2011) Western Engagement Strategies Encourage Russia Not to Change, Eurasia Daily Monitor, 13 June.
Petersen, Roger D. (2011) Western Intervention in the Balkans: The Strategic Use of Emotion in Conflict. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Baev, Pavel K. (2021) West's renewed focus on solidarity and coordination perturbs Kremlin, Eurasia Daily Monitor, 22 February.
Lidén, Kristoffer (2015) What ‘society’ must be defended? The ethics of societal security in Norway, presented at Worlds of Violence: 9th Pan-European Conference on International Relations, European International Studies Association, Giardini Naxos, Sicily, Italy , 26 September.
Tank, Pinar; Pavel K. Baev; Jørgen Jensehaugen; Kristian Berg Harpviken; Alaa Tartir; Mathias Hatleskog Tjønn & Zenonas Tziarras (2020) What a Biden Presidency Could Mean for the Middle East, PRIO Blog, 12 November.
Pfaff, Katharina; Eric Neumayer & Thomas Plümper (2021) What Affects the Distribution of Protests against Coronavirus Measures?, Conflict Trends, 5. Oslo: PRIO.
Diehl, Paul F. (1992) What Are They Fighting For?: The Importance of Issues in International Conflict Research, Journal of Peace Research 29(3).
Cheng, Joseph Y.S. (1997) What Awaits the People of Hong Kong?, Security Dialogue 28(2): 237–242.
Tollefsen, Andreas Forø & Elin Marthinussen Gustavsen (2018) What Became of the Norwegian Peacekeeping Forces?, PRIO Blogs, 8 August.
Bellanova, Rocco (2016) What can Robocop(s) teach to critical security studies? An “amateur” reading of surveillance, (dis)order, and critique, presented at 7th Biennal Surveillance & Society Conference, Barcelona - Spain, 20–23 April 2016.
Aden, Hassan; Zeina Bali; Cindy Horst; Marte Nilsen & Gudrun Østby (2022) What Can We Learn from Refugee-Led Education in Kenya?, PRIO Policy Brief, 14. Oslo: PRIO.
Hoelscher, Kristian; Lisbet Harboe; Hanne Cecilie Geirbo & Sobah Abbas Petersen (2022) What Can We Learn from Urban Crisis?, Sustainability 14(2): 868–.
Kivimäki, Timo; Stein Tønnesson & Liselotte Odgaard (2002) What Could Be Done?, in War or Peace in the South China Sea. Copenhagen: (131–164).
Knutsen, Carl Henrik & Sirianne Dahlum (2017) What Counts as Evidence? Panel Data and the Empirical Evaluation of Revised Modernization Theory, British Journal of Political Science 47(2).
Miklian, Jason; John Elias Katsos; Brian Ganson; Benedicte Bull; Kristian Hoelscher; Sarah Cechvala; Øystein H. Rolandsen; Angelika Rettberg & Benjamin Miller (2021) What Covid-19 Taught Us About Doing Business During a Crisis, Harvard Business Review.
Baev, Pavel K. (2021) What Difference Will the Nobel Peace Prize Make in Russia?, Eurasia Daily Monitor, 12 October.
Bakke, Kristin M. (2022) What Do People in Ukraine Want?, UCL Conflict & Change, 25 February.
Buhaug, Halvard (2017) What do the experts think?, PRIO Climate & Conflict Blog, 15 December.
Hagen-Zanker, Jessica & Gemma Hennessey (2021) What Do We Know about the Subjective and Intangible Factors That Shape Migration Decision-Making?, PRIO Paper. Oslo: PRIO.
Dyvesether, Natalie M. (2019) What Does Gender Equality Have to Do with Poverty and War? Everything., PRIO Blogs, 4 November.
Baev, Pavel K. (2016) What Drives Moscow's Military Adventurism?, Current History 115(783): 251–260.
Tziarras, Zenonas & Jalel Harchaoui (2021) What Erdogan Really wants in the Eastern Mediterranean, Foreign Policy, 19 January.
Baev, Pavel K. (2018) What explains Russia's uncharacteristic indifference to the revolution in Armenia?, Order from Chaos, 7 May.
Delpech, Thérèse (1994) What Future for Nuclear Weapons?, Security Dialogue 25(4): 405–408.
Upreti, Bishnu Raj & Gitta Shrestha (2017) What Happened to Nepal's Women Maoists?, in Rita Manchanda, ed., Women and Politics of Peace: South Asia Narratives on Militarisation, Power and Justice. New Dehli: Sage Publications (178–188).
Østby, Gudrun; Olga Shemyakina; Andreas Forø Tollefsen & Henrik Urdal (2022) What happens to childhood vaccine rates in conflict zones? This analysis found some surprises, Monkey Cage at the Washington Post, 3 February.
Baev, Pavel K. (2004) What has Happened to Russia's Economic Policy?, Eurasia Daily Monitor, 1 November.
Baev, Pavel K. (2011) What has Happened to the Russian Elections?, Eurasia Daily Monitor, 27 July.
Marsh, Nicholas (2013) What has the Arms Trade Treaty done for us?, Peace in Progress 16: 4–5.
Baev, Pavel K. (2023) What has Xi Jinping achieved in Moscow?, Panorama UIK, 30 March.
Galtung, Johan (1988) What If the Devil Were Interested in Peace Research?, Journal of Peace Research 25(1): 1–4.
Bergström, Lars (1970) What Is a Conflict of Interest?, Journal of Peace Research 7(3): 197–217.
Nyima, Tashi 2009 What is 'Development'? An Ethnographic Analysis of Development Discourses in Tibet, presented at The Seventh Nordic Tibet Research Conference, , 25 September.
Horst, Cindy & Marta Bivand Erdal (2018) What is Diversity?, PRIO Policy Brief, 12. Oslo: PRIO.
Østby, Gudrun; Henrik Urdal & Ida Rudolfsen (2016) What Is Driving Gender Equality in Secondary Education? Evidence from 57 Developing Countries, 1970–2010, Education Research International. DOI: 10.1155/2016/4587194.
Cox, Michael (2003) What is International Relations?, Security Dialogue 34(1).
Tønnesson, Stein (2009) What Is It that Best Explains the East Asian Peace Since 1979? A Call for a Research Agenda, Asian Perspective 33(1): 111–136.
Syse, Henrik 2009 What is Philosophy -- Reflections on Plato and the Strauss-Voegelin Impasse, presented at American Political Science Associaton (APSA) Annual Meeting, , 3–6 September.
Tishkov, Valery (1995) What is Rossia? Prospects for Nation-Building, Security Dialogue 26(1): 41–54.
Tishkov, Valery (1995) What is Russia? Prospects for Nation-Building, Security Dialogue 26(1): 44–54.
Baev, Pavel K. (2015) What is Russian military good for?, Order from Chaos, 4 November.
Harpviken, Kristian Berg (2008) What is Special about Refugee Warriors?Center for Global Studies, George Mason University, Arlington, VA, 18 April.
Lord, Christopher (2000) What Is the Economic Motivation Behind Europe's Wars?, Security Dialogue 31(2): 252–253.
Salomon, Kim (1993) What is the Use of International History?, Journal of Peace Research 30(4): 375–389.
Walker, Ronald (2000) What Is To Be Done About Nuclear Weapons? A Rejoinder, Security Dialogue 31(2): 179–184.
Baev, Pavel K. (2005) What is Wrong with Andrei Illarionov?, Eurasia Daily Monitor, 7 January.
Rolandsen, Øystein H. & Ingrid Marie Breidlid (2013) What is Youth Violence in Jonglei?, PRIO Paper. Oslo: PRIO.
Syse, Henrik & Gregory M. Reichberg (2001) What Kind of War? 11 September and Beyond, Security Dialogue 32(4): 499–501.
Baev, Pavel K. (2018) What Made Russia Indifferent to the Revolution in Armenia, Caucasus Analytical Digest. DOI: 10.3929/ethz-b-000277024(104): 20–24.
Miklian, Jason; Kristian Hoelscher & Håvard Mokleiv Nygård (2016) What makes a country dangerous for aid workers?, The Guardian, 18 January.
Carling, Jørgen (2021) What makes people want to migrate? One chart sums it up, The Startup, 2 February.
Paasche, Erlend (2007) What Makes the Human Bomb Tick?, ISN Security Watch, 31 July.
Ioannou, Ioannis Sotirios; & Zenonas Tziarras (2020) What Peace for Syria? Spheres of Influence, the Sunni Opposition and the Day After, Re-imagining the Eastern Mediterranean Series: PCC Report, 5. Nicosia: PRIO Cyprus Centre.
Baev, Pavel K. (2001) What Putin's Russia Aims for in the Caucasus, presented at the 31st International Peace Academy, Vienna seminar, Diplomatic Academy, Vienna, 5–7 July.
Boy, Nina 2009 What Security is there in Securitisation?, presented at 'Securitisation, Risk, Governance: Understanding Uncertainty in the Age of Finance' Workshop, , 6 May.
Kuol, Luka Biong Deng (2021) What Sudan and South Sudan stand to gain by reopening their border, The Conversation, 21 September.
Baev, Pavel K. (2013) What Surkov’s Ousting Signifies About Russia’s Course in Syria, What Surkov’s Ousting Signifies About Russia’s Course in Syria, 13 May.
Pugel, James (2007) What the Fighters Say: A Survey of Ex-combatants in Liberia February-Marcy 2006, UNDP & ANPPCAN report. .
Baev, Pavel K. (2016) What This Election Means for U.S. Foreign Policy and next Steps, Order from Chaos, 9 November.
Isenberg, David (2009) What We Don't Know on Contractors and Why We Don't Know It, Huffington Post, 30 December.
Nygård, Håvard Mokleiv (2020) What will the world look like after the pandemic?, Jeju Forum Journal 1(1): 64–71.
Toal, Gerard; John O'Loughlin & Kristin M. Bakke (2020) What’s driving the Belarus protests?, Washington Post, Monkey Cage, 21 August.
Lidén, Kristoffer & Simon Reid-Henry (2016) What’s in It for Them? Why the Veto Powers All Support Protection of Civilians (And Why They Often Fail to Agree on It), PRIO Policy Brief, 10. Oslo: PRIO.
Burgess, J. Peter (2002) What’s so European about the European Union?: Legitimacy between Institution and Identity, European Journal of Social Theory 5(4): 465–479.
Wilén, Nina (2020) What’s the ‘Added Value’ of Male Peacekeepers? (Or – Why We Should Stop Instrumentalising Female Peacekeepers’ Participation), Egmont Africa Policy Brief, 29. Egmont Royal Institute for International Relations.
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