PILPG Journal of Frontline Scholarship
PILPG Journal of Frontline Scholarship is guided by the belief that meaningful progress in peace and justice is driven by collaboration across generations, disciplines, and experiences. The mission of the publication is to elevate practitioner-informed, academically grounded, and forward-looking analysis that can shape real-world outcomes in conflict resolution, accountability, and international law. We aim to bridge the gap between theory and practice, while mentoring the next generation of peacebuilders and legal experts through intentional co-authorship. By centering voices from the field and providing space for emerging professionals, the publication promotes a more inclusive and dynamic vision of global legal scholarship. Upholding high standards of intellectual contribution through peer review and editorial oversight, PILPG Journal of Frontline Scholarship is committed to producing work that is both rigorous and relevant. As part of our mission to democratize knowledge, all publications are freely accessible and can be found on this page.
Submissions are by invitation only. We do not accept unsolicited articles.
Intricacies and Challenges in Building a Lasting Peace for Ukraine
By: Dr. Yuna Potomkina, Dr. Paul R. Williams & Paula C. Kates
This article examines peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, tracing efforts from 2014 to 2025 and identifying recurring patterns in Russia’s negotiating approach. It outlines key elements for a durable peace process, including Ukrainian leadership, inclusive participation, a monitored ceasefire, credible security guarantees, and binding legal commitments.
