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Peace Talks in the Russia-Ukraine War: When, Who, and How?

Isabel Bramsen Lund University and Isak Svensson Uppsala University, photo.
Isak Svensson, Uppsala University and Isabel Bramsen, Lund University.

❔ Who is best positioned for mediation and negotiation efforts to stop the Russian invasion of Ukraine?
❔ When should such diplomatic efforts be launched?
❔ How should the processes of peace talks be designed?

These are some of the questions examined in a new article by Isabel Bramsen from our department and Isak Svensson from Uppsala University

The study examines the dynamics of the initial peace talks in the spring of 2022 as well as Ukraine’s Peace Formula, which has been discussed by up to 92 countries, excluding Russia. The article also discusses the unusual process of negotiating peace without the presence of one of the main parties (Russia) and the challenges and potential of negotiations in this form of international, asymmetric war.

‘Peace Talks in the Russia-Ukraine War: When, Who, and How?’ will appear in the journal International Negotiation and is available in full pre-print through open access. 👉 https://lnkd.in/d4DAqk3y