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Tune in to our podcast to hear Jennie Dunne and Jonathan D’Young – co-artistic directors of theatre company NMT Automatics – discuss the new play we have… Read More »Podcast Preview: Long After the Labyrinth

Workshop: University of Bergen, 31st May-2nd June 2027 This workshop aims to explore how peace and religion intersected in different ancient contexts. It has two… Read More »Religion and Peace in Antiquity

Dialogues between Antiquity and the Present Workshop: University of Granada, 27-30 April 2027 The study of antiquity has long been dominated by narratives of warfare,… Read More »Gender and Peace

We are delighted to have secured a contract with Routledge to publish: The Routledge Handbook for Teaching Ancient War and Peace Designed to complement the… Read More »Handbook for Teaching Ancient War and Peace

Calling all creatives! Are you a writer, actor, producer, choreographer or composer? Whether amateur or professional, student or teacher, please join us to explore the power… Read More »Peace Storytelling workshops

Premiering in London on 21st October, 2026: our new (and ancient!) peace play, Long After the Labyrinth, which the APSN has co-developed with theatre company… Read More »Premiere of Long After the Labyrinth

Over the last few months, we have released a series of podcasts featuring members of the Ancient Peace Studies Network – to highlight different aspects… Read More »Peace podcasts

St Andrews colleague Dr Jon Hesk has published a couple of blogs that reflect on the strengths and weaknesses of Nolan’s Odyssey: In the second… Read More »Reflections on Nolan’s Odyssey

Collaborative, ‘hands on’ workshop open to research staff and students. 13th October, 10-1, University of St Andrews (Hebdomadar’s Room). The myths that remain potent today… Read More »Critical Fabulation and Reparative Retelling

Do you ever study or teach ancient war or peace? If so, read on! The study of ancient history, archaeology, literature and art involves regular… Read More »Teaching Ancient War and Peace

New article in International Political Sociology, by Alice König, Rebecca Sutton, Jana Tabak, Ali Altiok, Tugce Ataci, J Marshall Beier, Mehmet Ilhanli, Patrícia Nabuco Martuscelli Featuring work by young people submitted to Never Such Innocence‘s… Read More »The Adult Gaze: Looking again at children and young people in peace and conflict

APSN director Alice König was recently invited to contribute a blog to Scotland’s Futures Forum, the Scottish Parliament’s futures think-tank. Futures thinking is an important… Read More »Peace Literacy, Peace Politics and Scotland’s Future