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“ Ethnicity, the State, and the Duration of Civil War. Metternich, Lars-Erik Cederman, and Kristian Skrede Gleditsch. Peace Negotiations in Civil Conflicts: A New DatasetĪri, Baris (University of East Anglia) - ORCID: 0000-0003-1300-8880Ĭonflict resolution peacebuilding peace negotiations mediation civil warĪrı, Barış (2022) ‘Peace Negotiations in Civil Conflicts: A New Dataset’, Journal of Conflict Resolution. When using the data, please cite the article publishied in the Journal of Conflict Resolution: ()Ĭivil war conflict resolution negotiation mediation peacebuildingĪrı, Barış (2022) ‘Peace Negotiations in Civil Conflicts: A New Dataset’, Journal of Conflict Resolution. Structured over the UCDP/PRIO Armed Conflict Dataset with global coverage for 1975-2013, the PNCC is integrable to commonly used civil war datasets. The PNCC is the first source to distinguish mediated and non-mediated civil conflict negotiations under a single framework. The PNCC also provides detailed information on negotiations, including the date and location of peace talks, and whether negotiations were bilateral or through mediation. It explicitly considers issues central in event-history modelling, including censoring and the observation period. The PNCC goes beyond recording instances of peace talks by offering a conceptual framework to identify when a government-rebel group dyad is at risk of formal negotiations. The Peace Negotiations in Civil Conflicts (PNCC) dataset identifies whether a state-party and rival non-state armed group is in the formal negotiation phase of a peace process.

Ucdp/prio armed conflict database