Institute of Peace and Strategic Studies

Dr. Stella Laloyo Apecu
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The Institute of Peace and Strategic Studies (IPSS) of Gulu University was founded in 2007 at a critical turn in northern Uganda when a cessation of hostilities agreement was in place and formally internally displaced communities had begun to return home. IPSS is strategically placed to lead in research, publications, collaborations and community engagement in the areas of peacebuilding, peace education, transitional justice, gender studies, human rights, refugees, migrations and conflict transformation. Read More

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Dr. Stella Laloyo Apecu

Acting Chief- IPSS 		Ph.D. (Makerere University), MA. (UN University) View Profile

Dr. Stephen Langole

Senior Lecturer 		PhD (Gulu University, 2017), MA Peace Education (UPEACE, 2007), MA (Women Studies, (MAK, 2000), BA (Social Sciences, MAK, 1989). View Profile

Dr. Julaina A. Obika

Senior Lecturer 		View Profile

Dr. Tenywa Aloysius Malagala

Senior Lecturer 		Ph.D. (Essex University, UK), Postgraduate Diploma in Human Resources Management (UMI), LLM (Essex University, UK), Licentiate in Civil Law (Pontifical Lateran University, Rome), B.A. Theology (Urbaniana University, Rome). View Profile

Esther Acio

Lecturer 		M.A. (Africa University, Zimbabwe), B.A. (Uganda Martyrs University Nkozi, Uganda) View Profile

Adong Lucy Sarah

Administrative Secretary 		BA (Gulu University) & Dip. (Gulu University) View Profile

Adong Alice

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Publications

Daniel Komakech . (2022) . Dragging the finishing of Marua* Discrete Performance among Re-Displaced Former Lord’s Resistance Female Returnees in Gulu Cityscape . African Journal of Peace and Conflict Studies, 9(2), pp. 119-137
Obika Julaina A, Ovuga Emilio . (2018) . “I Forgive to Forget”: Implications for Community Restoration and Unity in Northern Uganda . Journal of African Conflicts and Peace Studies, [online] Volume 4(1). Available at: https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/jacaps/vol4/iss1/5
Julaina A. Obika, Ben Adol Otto, Sulayman Mpisi Babiiha, Michael Whyte . (2017) . Contesting claims to gardens and land Gendered practice in post-war northern Uganda . In: , Contested Property Claims
Archange Byaruhanga Rukooko, Daniel Komakech . (2017) . Symbolic Universes1 of Hellenism And Afrikology: Metonyms And Search for Global Epistemological Field Building . IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS) , 22(8), pp. 61-73
Dr. Daniel Komakech, Amelia Katan . (2017) . Peace and Prosecution: An Analysis of Perceptions Towards the International Criminal Court Intervention’s in Northern Uganda . African Journal of Criminology and Jusctice Studies, 10(1)
Susan Reynolds Whyte, Lotte Meinert, Julaina A Obika . (2015) . Untying Wrongs In Northern Uganda . In: Susan Reynolds Whyte, Evil in Africa: Encounters with the everyday, pp. 43-60
Lotte Meinert, Julaina A. Obika, Susan Reynolds Whyte . (2014) . Crafting forgiveness accounts after war: Editing for effect in northern Uganda , pp. 10-14
Hanne O. Mogensen, Obika Julaina . (2013) . Speaking forgiveness in northern Uganda From armed conflicts to land conflicts . Journal of Peace and Security Studies
Lyn Snodgrass, Julaina Obika . (2011) . Reintegrating former child soldiers into their communities in northern Uganda: A case study . In: , Governance in the 21st Century, pp. 221-232
Obika Julaina Asinasi . (2008) . A Study of the Reintegration of Former Child Soldiers: The Case of GUSCO, Northern Uganda

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