Conflict Transformation in Protracted Internal Conflicts: The Case for a Comprehensive Framework

Lederach, John Paul

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“…It is in line with this that Lederach (1995) sees conflict transformation as having a long-term objective of validating and building on people and resources within a society. The people and structures of society are not viewed mainly as problems but as important tools in achieving peace through transformative process.…”

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confidence: 72%

Complete Issue Journal of Conflictology Volume 5, Issue 1

Solanes

2014

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 72%

Complete Issue Journal of Conflictology Volume 5, Issue 1

Solanes

2014

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“…This approach builds on the multi-level framework described by Lederach [27] that incorporates three main components: 1) integrating of short-term and long-term transformations, 2) establishing an infrastructure for peacebuilding and 3) building a peace constituency. Santa Barbara and MacQueen [7] describe an alternate framework, which include a 10 Peace through Health mechanisms, where health workers in the first five act on the health system (e.g.…”

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Building cooperation through health initiatives: an Arab and Israeli case study

Skinner

Sriharan

2007

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Background: Ongoing conflict in the Middle East poses a major threat to health and security. A project screening Arab and Israeli newborns for hearing loss provided an opportunity to evaluate ways for building cooperation. The aims of this study were to: a) examine what attracted Israeli, Jordanian and Palestinian participants to the project, b) describe challenges they faced, and c) draw lessons learned for guiding cross-border health initiatives.

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“…For example, Galtung (1969) argues that peacebuilding requires the development and reconstruction of social and economic institutions and justice practices, reflecting his focus on the potential reproduction of violence through the structures of the social order. In tandem, Lederach (1995) suggests that peacebuilding should investigate the roots of a specific conflict through cultural, relational and structural factors which lead to war and conflict. These approaches are suggestive of a set of corrective measures which may be externally imposed that have the potential to address the defective elements of the social system and lead to more peaceful future coexistence.…”

Section: Peacebuilding and Transitional Justicementioning

confidence: 99%

Communicating law, building peace: the pedagogy of public outreach from war crimes courts

Jakala

Jeffrey

2017

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There has been a growing interdisciplinary concern with the implications of public outreach processes from war crimes trials for new forms of citizenship in the wake of violent conflict. The enactment of such outreach, through seminars, civil society initiatives and workshops, provides a glimpse of the tensions between different conceptions of justice, belonging and rights in the post-conflict period. Specifically, such events constitute a rare public arena in the more fragmented and securitised domain of international legal practices. This paper focuses on a series of public workshops for survivors of wartime sexual violence carried out in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) 2011-13. Drawing on participant observations and open-ended interviews, we argue that such public outreach programmes can be viewed as a form of pedagogy, where the materials, format and arrangement of the events structure the nature of participation and engagement. In doing so we are making two contributions. First, the discussion advances understandings of public outreach as a form of pedagogy, illustrating how practices of dissent, rejection and resistance animate processes of public outreach. Second, the paper illuminates the role of pedagogy as a governmental instrument, reflecting the micro-situations within which individuals are interpellated into the state. ARTICLE HISTORY

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Conflict Transformation in Protracted Internal Conflicts: The Case for a Comprehensive Framework

Cited by 111 publications

References 1 publication

Complete Issue Journal of Conflictology Volume 5, Issue 1

Complete Issue Journal of Conflictology Volume 5, Issue 1

Building cooperation through health initiatives: an Arab and Israeli case study

Communicating law, building peace: the pedagogy of public outreach from war crimes courts

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