PRIO's overall research covers a wide range of research topics. While this research is financed on a project basis, it is also organised into research groups and centres, and people also belong to one of our three research departments or our Cyprus Centre. Each research unit is cross-disciplinary. Together they fulfil PRIO's basic aim of studying the causes and consequences of peace and conflict.
Research
Topics
PRIO research, and our research output, cover a wide range of topics. These topics may relate to one or more of our research disciplines, be driven by current events, or be relevant to other activites at the institute.
Projects
Research at PRIO is financed on a project basis by a range of scientific and policy-oriented funders. Projects last from a few months to several years, and involve different partners from the research, non-profit and business sectors.
Inger Skjelsbæk (2024)
Sarajevos roser: krigen i Bosnia og dens etterliv
Sarajevos roser: krigen i Bosnia og dens etterliv
Monograph
Simone Tholens & Øystein H. Rolandsen (2024)
Digital Transformations, Inclusion and Confidentiality in Peace Mediation
Digital Transformations, Inclusion and Confidentiality in Peace Mediation
PRIO Policy Brief
Anu Abraham et al. (2024)
Middle Classes, Moving and Staying in Mumbai
Middle Classes, Moving and Staying in Mumbai
PRIO Paper
Publications
Researchers at PRIO publish in a large number of academic journals, book series and newspapers.
Educaid Household Survey Panel version 1
Merged household survey data from the Educaid project
Merged household survey data from the Educaid project
Urban Social Disorder v.3
A global dataset on social disorder in national capitals and other major cities, 1960-2014.
A global dataset on social disorder in national capitals and other major cities, 1960-2014.
PRIO Conflict Recurrence Database
The PRIO Conflict Recurrence Database expands and deepens our understanding of when, where and under what conditions armed conflicts persist and recur.
The PRIO Conflict Recurrence Database expands and deepens our understanding of when, where and under what conditions armed conflicts persist and recur.
Data
PRIO is committed to making our research data available to the public.
PRIO Network
PRIO runs a number of centres, organized around specific areas of research.
You can follow the activities at these centres at their individual websites.
