PART I: TERRITORIALITIES AND SCALES\n1. Overcoming the Material/Social Divide: Conflict Studies from the Perspective of Spatial Theory; Sven Chojnacki and Bettina Engels\n2. Territoriality in Civil War: The Ignored Territorial Dimensions of Violent Conflict in North Kivu, DR Congo; Martin Doevenspeck\n3. Armed Conflict and Space: Exploring Urban-Rural Patterns of Violence; Kristine Höglund, Erik Melander, Margareta Sollenberg and Ralph Sundberg\nPART II: GLOBAL AND LOCAL\n4. Reading Urban Landscapes of War and Peace: The Case of Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo; Karen Büscher\n5. The Camp, the Street, the Hotel, and the Brothel - the Gendered, Racialised Spaces of a City in Crisis: Dili, 2006-2008; Henri Myrttinen\n6. Local Agency in \'Global\' Spaces? The engagement of Iraqi women\'s NGOs with CEDAW; Annika Henrizi\nPART III: BOUNDARIES AND BORDERS\n7. Space, Class and Peace: Spatial Governmentality in Post-War and Post-Socialist Bosnia and Herzegovina; Elena B. Stavrevska\n8. Bluffing the State: Spatialities of Contested Statehood in the Abkhazian-Georgian Conflict; Jolle Demmers and Mikel Venhovens\n9. Urban Space as an Agent of Conflict and \'Peace\': Marginalised Im/mobilities and the Predicament of Exclusive-Inclusion among Palestinians in Tel Aviv; Andreas Hackl\n10. Reframing the Olympic Games as a Space of Contestation Rather than a Fixed Place: Uncovering New Spatial Stories of (De)Securitisation; Faye Donnelly\nPART IV: PLACES AND SITES\n11. Where Conflict and Peace Take Place: Memorialisation, Sacralisation and Post-Conflict Space; Laura Michael, Brendan Murtagh and Linda Price\n12. Seeing and Unseeing the Dome of Rocks: Conflict, Memory, and Belonging in Jerusalem; Nina Fischer\n13. Belfast, \'The Shared City\'? Spatial Narratives of Conflict Transformation; Milena Komarova and Liam O\'Dowd\n14. Geographies of Crime and Justice in Bosnia and Herzegovina; Zala Vol?i? and Olivera Simi?