Armed conflict and climate-related hazards increasingly intersect to shape livelihoods, displacement, vulnerability, and governance challenges, particularly in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). These overlapping pressures are often experienced as “polycrises,” yet important conceptual, methodological, and empirical questions remain regarding how such dynamics can best be measured and analysed. The special focus of this workshop is the empirical analysis at the micro-level, including individuals, households, groups and firms.
We invite paper submissions for a two-day in-person workshop hosted by ISDC – International Security and Development Center in Berlin, organized as part of COST Action PEACE (Working Group 1). The workshop brings together researchers from diverse disciplines, methodological traditions, countries, and career stages to discuss ongoing work and identify opportunities for joint research initiatives.
The workshop will take place in Berin on 2-3 March 2027. The deadline for submissions is 30 November.
