Demilitarizing conflicts

Autori

• Corinna Hauswedell

Parametri

• Scienze politiche & Politica

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Alle Texte auf Englisch! Inhalt Adrian Guelke explores peacebuilding in Northern Ireland, while Ghassan Khatib addresses urgent learning in conflict contexts. Sami Adwan presents a Palestinian-Israeli peacebuilding project focused on historical narratives, and Farid Abu Dheir examines the media's role in the Arab-Israeli conflict. Avishai Ehrlich discusses language and narrative, and Dan Bar-On and Tal Litvak-Hirsch analyze group variance as a dialogue facilitator in a Jewish-Arab encounter. John Loughran shares insights from INTERCOMM's community peacebuilding in Belfast, and Christian Sterzing reflects on learning in conflict. Paul Nolan compares lessons from Ireland and the Middle East. In Workshop II, Asia Afaneh engages with Hamas, while Allam Jarar emphasizes addressing the root causes of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Amit Leshem questions if Northern Ireland's peace process can serve as a model, and Dermot Nesbitt discusses the importance of comprehensive agreements. Dawn Purvis and David Rose advocate for a shift in peace broker strategies regarding the Palestinian Hamas. Workshop III focuses on security issues, with Mohammad Almasri discussing Palestinian weapons dynamics. Joe Brosnan highlights confidence-building in security through Northern Ireland's example, and Bernd W. Kubbig contextualizes the Israeli-Palestinian conflict within broader regional conflicts. The session concludes with a panel discussion o

Lingua: Inglese

Pubblicato: 2009