Research Commissioning Opportunity – New Frontiers of Conflict Research
Applications are now open for a research commissioning opportunity focused on advancing knowledge in conflict and peace studies. This initiative seeks experienced researchers with strong expertise in conflict dynamics, peacebuilding, and state-society relations.
The project invites concept proposals from researchers interested in exploring innovative and emerging dimensions of conflict and peace. It aims to generate fresh insights into how conflicts evolve and how peacebuilding strategies are changing in today’s complex global environment.
Research Themes
Applicants are encouraged to submit proposals aligned with one of the following themes:
Ideal Candidate Profile
The opportunity is targeted at experienced researchers who:
• Have a strong background in conflict and peace research
• Demonstrate the ability to develop high-quality research concepts
• Possess expertise in qualitative and/or quantitative research methods
• Are interested in innovative, policy-relevant research questions
• Can work within defined project timelines
About the Opportunity
Selected researchers will contribute to a broader effort aimed at deepening understanding of contemporary conflict dynamics and improving peacebuilding approaches. The project emphasizes practical, evidence-based insights that can inform policy and programming in fragile and conflict-affected regions.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should review the full details and submit their application through the official platform using the link below:
Applicants are encouraged to develop strong, focused concept notes that clearly align with one of the research themes and demonstrate originality, relevance, and feasibility.

@New Frontiers of Conflict Research
Location
Nigeria
Work Mode
fellowship
Posted
about 3 hours ago
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