Career
Paffenholz has worked on comparative studies of peace processes in various regions,including Mozambique,Angola,Somalia,Kenya,Uganda,South Sudan,Mali,Afghanistan,Nepal,Sri Lanka,Myanmar,Yemen,Egypt,El Salvador,Syria,and Colombia. She has contributed to international peace and security policies,including United Nations initiatives and the United Nations Global Study on Women,Peace,and Security.
She has held advisory roles with international organizations,governments,and non-governmental organizations,focusing on peacebuilding strategies in conflict-affected regions. Paffenholz is also a Senior Fellow at the Graduate Institute in Geneva,and serves as the Chief Field Editor of Frontiers in Political Science.
Her research focuses on inclusive peace negotiations,the role of civil society in peacebuilding,and political transitions. From 2005 to 2010,she led a research project on civil society’s role in peacebuilding,culminating in the publication of the book Civil Society &Peacebuilding:A Critical Assessment(2010). [1] Between 2011 and 2015,she conducted a comparative analysis of over 40 peace processes,examining the participation and influence of civil society,political groups,and armed actors.
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