Very happy to be joining the next cohort of Civil War Paths Fellows!

Civil War Paths@civilwarpaths.bsky.social · last yr.

We are pleased to announce the 2025-2026 cohort of @civilwarpaths.bsky.social Fellows - Welcome! This year's Fellows bring with them wide ranging empirical and conceptual expertise on armed conflict and organisations, spanning from the Middle East, West Africa, to Southeast Europe / 1

Newly published on the @civilwarpaths.bsky.social blog, @ashesterinina.bsky.social shares updates from the past year, including exciting insights from recent events, new publications from the team, and the range of contributions from our Fellows. Read more 👇

Year Four of Civil War Paths: Taking Stock - Civil War Paths

Professor Anastasia Shesterinina is Chair in Comparative Politics at the University of York. She currently holds a £1.2m UK Research and Innovation Future Leaders Fellowship and direct the Centre for ...

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What a fantastic way to wrap up the first 4 years of the Civil War Paths project and make plans for future collaboration! Big thanks to all the participants for engaging with the project and sharing your latest research in an atmosphere of trust and openness

Simon Pierre Boulanger Martel@spbmartel.bsky.social · last yr.

I had the privilege to take part in a Civil War Paths workshop in York last week. Many thanks to @ashesterinina.bsky.social and the @civilwarpaths.bsky.social team for the warm welcome! It was a pleasure to engage with this brilliant group of scholars. I look forward to continuing the conversation!

It was a pleasure to welcome @radboudpol.bsky.social Prof. Afrim Hoti from University of Prishtina, Kosovo 🇽🇰. Afrim shared his fascinating hands-on experience during a lecture on postwar state-building in Kosovo. Looking forward to deepening our connections with our 🇽🇰 colleagues!