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An Interdisciplinary Journal being published annually since 2012 is now bi annual (w.e.f 2018) Journal, by Centre for Peace and Development, Varanasi with the support of Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi and is meant to promote interdisciplinary writings on varied issues of peace-building and development. The journal invites contributions in the form of research findings and original research articles based on any issue related to peace and development. The journal follows the policy of blind peer review and accepts papers round the year.
Centre for Peace and Development (CPD) was established in 2004 to promote normative and practical streams of peace work in the South Asian region. It is indeed befitting to have such peace initiative in the ancient city of Varanasi which traditionally exemplifies the intercultural understanding and peace through the life and work of Buddha, Kabir, Tulsi among others. The Centre for Peace and Development takes a comprehensive vision of Peace and construes in the context of human security and development.
CPD rests on three pillars-theory, data and values and offers an interface between research, prescriptive analysis, policy evaluation and recommendations. The centre offers to impart conflict resolution and peace building techniques in the aspirants who could be a politician, administrator, practitioner, non - governmental organization worker, scholar, academician, military personal or a social worker. The academic and researcher at the centre are involved in developing theories and pedagogy of peace and development research and a self- sufficient research base to support the centre's programmes and activities.
The aim of this initiative is to wedge the gulf between theory and practice in policy-making through a synthesis of the academic findings and experiential inputs from practitioners and professionals. Our mission is to establish a wide peace constituency of resource persons and scholars stretching within and beyond South Asia through workshops and dialogues and publications.
We received donations for our non-profitable organization through Demand Draft or Account Payee Cheque. You can send us cheque/Demand Draft in favour of “Centre for Peace and Development, Mahamanapuri, Varanasi”
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At the Centre for Peace and Development, we believe change begins with committed hearts and curious minds. Whether you're a student, scholar, professional, or institution, your voice matters. Become a member and stand with us in shaping a just and harmonious society.
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Articles should be in the range of 6000-8000 words excluding notes and references. All pages should be numbered. They should be submitted in the triplicate using the format outlined below and should be accompanied by as abstract of 100-150 words. Acknowledgement of receipt will be given and the article will then be sent out anonymously for editorial evaluation. Manuscripts will be returned only if they provide a final version of their article on a disk, with the final revised hard copy, with a brief biographical note, address for correspondence and their email address.
Articles should be typewritten double-spaced, with footnotes, references, tables and charts on separate pages and should follow Havard-style system. Articles should be 1.5 spacing, 13 font size and Arial Narrow font will be followed in the paper. Submit your bio in 50 words.