Vol. 1 No. 2 (2026): Special Issue: Researching Ethnic, Indigenous, and Strategically Undervalued Communities in Divided Societies

Articles

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• Biographical Statements

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• Researching Ethnic, Indigenous, and Strategically Undervalued Communities in Divided Societies Some Challenges and Critical Observations

  Sean Byrne

  1-10

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• Reputation and Restraint When Do Governments Negotiate with Terror Groups in Civil Conflict?

  Ilker Kalin, Frederic S. Pearson, Marie Olson Lounsbery

  11-38

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• Relationship Building Through Funded Civil Society Organizations in Northern Ireland and the Border Counties of the Republic of Ireland Some Critical Reflections

  Chuck Thiessen, Calum Dean, Sean Byrne

  39-77

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• Researching Inequality and Violence Qualitative and Indigenous Methodologies and Economic Justice

  Paul N. Cormier, Sean Byrne

  78-117

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• OOCHINEHWIN Assessing Indigenous Peacebuilding Around the Keeyask Hydroelectric Project Through the Lens of Aboriginal Rights and Community Member Concerns

  Kulchyski Peter

  118-150

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• The Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict A Social Cubism Analysis

  Lucie Besken, Sean Byrne

  151-183

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• Minding A Social Distance A Dialogue About Researching Strategically Undervalued Communities In An Ethnopolitical Conflict During A Global Pandemic

  Sean Byrne, Robert C. Mizzi, Nancy E. Hansen, Tara Sheppard-Luangkhot

  184-218

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• Civil Society Organizations and Relational Infrastructure Challenges, Obstacles, and Measuring the Success of Peacebuilding Work in Northern Ireland

  Yavuz Mehmet, Sean Byrne

  219-253

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