We are SEPAD High impact, international research from academics and policy makers working in the field
Background About Us
Recent Reports
Iranian Identities in Motion: politics, protest and the international Edward Wastnidge - 14th May 2024
Oman: Consultative Elections 2023 Javier Guirado - 9th Apr 2024
Social Relations After COVID-19: LEBANON Edward Wastnidge - 27th Nov 2023 In 2021, a working group of academics affiliated with the SEPAD and TOI projects...

What We Do

The Sectarianism, Proxies and De-sectarianisation (SEPAD) project based at Lancaster University’s Richardson Institute is a collaborative project aimed at understanding the conditions that give rise to sectarian violence and proxy conflicts.

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Sepad Reports

Urban Spaces and Sectarian Contestation Read More
What the UN can do to revive the political process in Libya? Read More
Social Relations After COVID-19: IRAQ In 2021, a working group of academics affiliated with the SEPAD and TOI projects commissioned a survey exploring explored the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on social relations in Iraq. This was part of a two country survey that explored a common set... Read More
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Announcements

Is Palestine the “Compass”?
Is Palestine the “Compass”? Toni Rouhana - 24th Sep 2024 Following years of sectarian tensions and violence, a recent poll has sparked...
Going Back to What You Know: October 7 and Order in the Middle East
Going Back to What You Know: October 7 and Order in the Middle East Simon Mabon - 22nd Aug 2024 Scholars of Middle Eastern politics typically point to 1979, 2003 and 2011 as...
Some thoughts on the Haniyeh assassination
Some thoughts on the Haniyeh assassination Simon Mabon - 10th Aug 2024 Following the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, some of our Fellows shared brief...
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SEPAD is supported by the following organisations

Carnegie Corporation of New York Lancaster University Richardson Institute The Foreign Policy Centre
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