In the coming days we will be handing over this twitter account to our colleagues on LSE's new DFID-funded Conflict Research Programme. We very much hope that you will continue to follow them, and would like to thank you for following the work of JSRP over the last few years.

Please make sure you are following the LSE Conflict and Civil Society Unit to get all the latest updates from the Unit and our new Conflict Research Programme > > @LSE_CCS

'Congo's Inescapable State: The Trouble With the Local' by @TCarayannis @jasonkstearns @kvlassen @KasperHoffmann2 foreignaffairs.com/articles/…

New Open Access article on transitional justice and political economies of survival in northern Uganda: tinyurl.com/gvc4a33

LSE tonight at 6pm: book launch and panel discussion of 'Indefensible: 7 myths that sustain the global arms trade'. blogs.lse.ac.uk/jsrp/events/

JSRP research director @TCarayannis on windows of opportunity for UN reform: academic.oup.com/ia/article/…

JSRP research director @TCarayannis quoted in FT on death of Tshisekedi ft.com/content/9e757b16-f752…

Land conflict and security in northern Uganda. New policy brief and infographic. blogs.lse.ac.uk/jsrp/2017/02…

Negotiating Justice: courts as local civil authority during the conflict in South Sudan. New JSRP report:blogs.lse.ac.uk/jsrp/2017/02…

Interview with JSRP researcher Dr José Bazonzi on fragmented justice in DRC blogs.lse.ac.uk/jsrp/2017/02… @TCarayannis @kvlassen

JSRP research on South Sudan provides a background to the country's current crisis. blogs.lse.ac.uk/jsrp/publica…

JSRP Research Director Alex de Waal analyses the conflict and famine in South Sudan (at 39:45): bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08fd9x… @WorldPeaceFdtn

7 myths of the global arms trade. Learn more at the JSRP panel discussion on 27 Feb. blogs.lse.ac.uk/jsrp/events/

A local approach to justice in South Sudan. New JSRP policy brief. bit.ly/2kiIpFj

Last chance to view 'South Sudan a Political Marketplace' exhibition at LSE. Closing Friday 27th Jan.

South Sudan: a political marketplace. New JSRP infographic exhibition at LSE tinyurl.com/zwd238r .

Thanks @KashauriM @Royaards Alain Brezault & Barly Baruti for fascinating insights on the politics of cartoons in Central Africa and beyond!