# Conflict Analysis

Read student research and essays on Conflict Analysis within Social Sciences, published openly on VersitySpot with author profiles and peer feedback.

- [Gendered Frontlines: Men, Women, and the Politics of Protection in the Russia-Ukraine War, 2022-2026](https://versityspot.com/amid/am-j8rx-rcxn-saxu) — This thesis argues that dominant narratives of female victimhood and male agency obscure the real gender architecture of the Russia-Ukraine war — from the male-predominant pattern of sexual violence in detention to women's exclusion from peace talks — all flowing from a single protection order that the Women, Peace and Security agenda is failing to address.
- [Ceasefire Without Peace: Escalation, Legality, and the Collapse of Non-Proliferation in the Israel–United States–Iran Conflict](https://versityspot.com/amid/am-rb7u-5cb4-6d53) — The essay argues that the 2026 war was the predictable endpoint of a coercion-only strategy pursued since the 2018 JCPOA withdrawal, with force twice deployed mid-negotiation in breach of the UN Charter. The campaign proved self-defeating: it consolidated the regime, left the nuclear programme unmonitored, and strengthened the proliferation logic it was meant to destroy.
- [Networks, Systems, and Temporary Protection: Drivers of Mobility and Policy Trade-offs in the EU–Ukraine Migration Crisis](https://versityspot.com/amid/am-ndg4-zf22-cbc6) — The EU's response to the largest displacement crisis in Europe since the Second World War was, by almost any measure, a success, and therein lies its problem: an instrument built for speed was never redesigned for permanence, and millions of Ukrainians now live in the legal uncertainty that followed.
- [Does Political Ideology Shape Trust in the Police and Military in  Sweden?](https://versityspot.com/amid/am-fnzp-x22h-f7vj) — An Analysis of the correalation between political ideology and trust in Security Institutions. Based on a local survey