African Journal on Conflict Resolution

About this journal

The African Journal on Conflict Resolution (AJCR) is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to promoting scholarly research and analysis on conflict resolution and peacebuilding in Africa. Its scope encompasses a wide range of topics, including but not limited to political, social, economic, and environmental conflicts. The journal examines diverse conflict dynamics, including inter-state and intra-state conflicts, ethnic and religious tensions, and resource-based disputes. It also explores various conflict resolution mechanisms, such as mediation, negotiation, peacebuilding initiatives, and transitional justice processes.

AJCR prioritizes articles that contribute to a deeper understanding of African conflicts, promoting dialogue and collaboration among researchers, policymakers, and practitioners. The journal features original research articles, review essays, case studies, and theoretical explorations. It aims to provide a platform for scholars and practitioners to share their insights and contribute to the development of effective conflict resolution strategies in Africa.

The journal's audience comprises scholars, researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and students interested in the field of conflict resolution and peacebuilding in Africa. It serves as a valuable resource for academics seeking to publish their research findings and for practitioners seeking to stay informed about current trends and best practices in conflict resolution.

AJCR has established itself as a prominent and influential journal in the field of African conflict resolution studies. Its contributions have been recognized by various academic and policy circles, influencing debates and shaping policy agendas related to conflict resolution and peacebuilding in Africa. The journal's impact is further amplified by its commitment to promoting interdisciplinary dialogue and fostering collaboration between researchers and practitioners.