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Åshild Falch
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Åshild Falch is a Researcher at the Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO), where her work focuses on postconflict democratization and peacebuilding. Falch has a background in comparative politics, and her main research interests include women’s participation in peace and post-conflict processes, power-sharing, and challenges in transitions from civil war to democracy.
Research areas: AfricaPublications
- The Sudan Referendum and Neighbouring Countries: Egypt and Uganda
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Jacob Høigilt ,
Åshild Falch ,
Øystein H. Rolandsen
4 January 2011
The prospect of a new state in the Greater Horn of Africa may fuel regional tensions. A recent Fafo and PRIO report, funded by Noref, reveals that neighbouring countries have a clear interest in contributing towards a peaceful transition in Sudan, but short-sighted policies may preclude the desired outcome. more
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