Announced at the 2015 Annual Meeting of the Peace Science Society, the Online Peace Science Colloquium celebrates the excellent research that happens both before and after the annual PSS meeting. The OPSC forwards the research of peace studies by encouraging all authors, both new and established, to submit advanced manuscripts to be discussed by prominent members of the field. The OPSC also facilitates the participation of a broader audience by broadcasting sessions live and encouraging viewers to participate. This provides authors with substantial feedback from the discussants, as well as feedback from a wider audience

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