Conflict in Cities and Contested State
The Conflict in Cities project comprised 3 grants from the UK’s Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) beginning in 2003. The final phase was a 5 year Large Research Grant involving the Universities of Exeter, Cambridge and Queen’s, Belfast and was entitled: Conflict in Cities and the Contested State: Everyday Life and the Possibilities of Transformation in Belfast, Jerusalem and other divided cities. This page offers a few selected reports. The current Leverhulme Trust project, Power Piety and People, evolved both conceptually and thematically out of this earlier work. It hopes to both develop and explore the religious element of conflict in cities.
Annual reports
- Annual report 2008
- Annual report 2009
- Annual report 2010
- Annual report 2011
- Conflicts in Cities Research reports
Briefing papers
Events
- Project Workshop 2009
16th – 18th September 2009 University of Exeter - Jerusalem and Other Contested Cities International Workshop
Notre Dame Centre, Jerusalem
10-12 January 2010 - Urban Conflicts: Ethno-National Divisions, States and Cities
Queen’s University Belfast, May 19 – 21st, 2011