Pleased to see this come out in World Development:
"After War Ends: Aid paradigms and post-conflict preferences"
Free to access here: authors.elsevier.com/c/1kUJJ,6yxD...
Co-authored with Pamina Firchow and Julianne Funk
Builds on intensive Everyday Peace Indicators research in Mostar, BiH.

Delighted to publish this Open Access article on the "Data Myth" with @pfirchow.bsky.social We argue that data in the conflict response sector fetishises more data, faster data and "impartial" data. We conclude with 5 tenets of good practice for peace & conflict data
tinyurl.com/yk3hky4f

My favourite - albeit from the European elections - was this "Stop the Madness" poster in Donegal. There was no mention what the madness might be.

This arrived in the mail. Might be useful to a number of societies.