Centre for Resolution of International Conflicts

Centre for Resolution of International Conflicts (CRIC) aims to strengthen the prevention and transformation of violent conflicts. The Centre's researchers focus on developing analytical tools and practical techniques in collaboration with academic partners and practitioners in Denmark as well as internationally.

Centre for Resolution of International Conflicts (CRIC) was initiated in August 2013. It has since successfully completed a number of interdisciplinary research projects, supported by generous research grants from the Danish Council for Strategic Research (now the Danish Innovation Fund), the Carlsberg Foundation and Danida.

Research projects at CRIC focus on human rights and peacebuilding aiming to enhance our understanding of how international actors can most effectively engage in conflict-affected countries in order to strengthen processes of human rights and peacebuilding. The research is directed at both the academic and policy environment.