This introduction provides an overview for the following collection of articles that engage
with, and aim to extend, recent scholarship emphasising space as a category of analysis in …

This article develops a feminist critique of debate on hybrid forms of governance in global
politics by demonstrating the gendered implications (and limitations) of hybridized …

This paper reflects on the gendered impacts of hybrid peacebuilding processes in Timor-
Leste and Bougainville. We consider the interplaying local and global influences that shape …

The post-liberal IR debate on peacebuilding has made considerable efforts to reintroduce
'the local'. In principle, critical peace studies follow the argument that communal capacities …

Transnational and organized crime has become more prominent in the Pacific region in
recent years, leading to challenges for law enforcement agencies in the region. The …

This study provides an overview of corruption in Timor-Leste. The extent of corruption in the
government and public service. This paper asks: who are the stakeholders? How can they …

It has become common knowledge that international organizations (IOs) are struggling with
local ownership of their peacebuilding and development interventions worldwide. This …

This discussion examines how and why the peacebuilding environment in Solomon Islands
presents profound constraints for women despite the promises of global, regional, and …

Hybrid political order is a relatively new political concept for explaining a state-building
reality observed in some new post-conflict states. Hybrid political orders and hybridity have …

The growing focus on the intersection of gender and peacebuilding is driven by the
limitations of conventional approaches that often marginalize non-dominant gender …