Working papers

Series No. 1: Sport, Conflict and Reconciliation

• Alexander Cárdenas, Exploring the Use of Sports for Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution
• Dawn Walsh, Split allegiances, soccer and sectarianism in Northern Ireland
• Ged Naughton, Kicking around in Liberia: a case study of Millennium Stars FC

Series No. 2: Discourse, Peace and Conflict

• Drazen Pehar, War and ‘dediscoursation’: a research frame
• Jo Chamberlain, A Linguist's Response

Series No. 3: Memory, Conflict and Space

• Michael Lapsley, with Stephen Karakashian, Time and Space for Healing Old Wounds
• Joceline Chabot, Richard Godin and Sylvia Kasparian, The “memory war”: Public debates and conflicts surrounding a monument to commemorate the Armenian genocide (1995-1998)
• Ania Sieron, Body as a marked space: The writing memory - the case of Death and the Maiden by Ariel Dorfman
• Lorena Morales, Relationally You, Relationally Constructed
• Olesya Orlenko, "Childhood in Captivity". Description of the 'Historical Memory' Foundation Project Collecting Memoirs of the Young Victims of Nazi Punitive Operations 1942-1944
• Ann Howington, How a Moment of Pain Becomes a Cenotaph of Hope

Series No. 4: Arts, Peace and Conflict

• Candida Darling, Numbers to narratives: A journey through the epistemological landscape
• Paul Barker, Art and War
• Karel Boullart, Art and the Politics of Peace
• Taha Al-Douri, Describing the Breakdown of Artifact
• Silvia Colombo, From Leonardo to Picasso
• Ama Gowon Doki and Aondowase Boh, Theatre for Development
• Hiltrud Schinzel, How conservation helps art being understood
• Klaas Tindemans, Truth, Justice & Performative Knowledge
• Fiana Gantheret, Satirical propaganda and resistance arts as means to address individual and collective need for recognition in time of conflict and in post-conflict societies
• T. Randahl Morris, From Healing to Hope: The Continuing Influence of the Chilean Arpilleras
• Mechthild Exo, Decolonial research and artistic presentations of peace and conflict knowledge from and in Afghanistan

Series No. 5: Narratives of Peace and Conflict

• Irene Erben, Telling and Discussing Narratives in Peace Education
• Winnie Bedigen, A narrative approach of Motherhood and Conflict Resolution among the Nilotic Lwoo Ethnic Communities of South Sudan
• Liriam Sponholz, Hate speech in the Mainstream Media: Transforming conflict dynamics through different narratives
• Ephrat Huss, The Art of Conflict: Using A Visual Trigger to Transform a Conflicted Narrative
• Ugo Pavan Dalla Torre, Telling the War from a New Perspective: Books and Speeches of Carlo Delcroix, Disabled ex-Serviceman
• Sean Campbell, Narratives of Peace and Conflict: Sergeant York (1941)
• Faiz Chowdhury, The Rise of China and Transitional Anxieties
• Irina Gordeeva, Nonviolence and resistance to the authorities in the narratives of the Russian absolute pacifists of the XXth century
• Michal Huss, Trauma and Testimony: A Mix of Genres
• Flavio Sanza, Isaac Rosenberg, Soldier and Poet

Series No. 6: Representing Peace and Conflict

• Nsubuga Titus Bright, Religion and Conflict: Examining the role of religion in the Sudan Conflict
• Helal Mohammed Khan, Uprising’s Dialectic Pedagogy

Graduate students' working paper series

• Ewa Maj, U.S. involvement in the Iran – Iraq War in the eyes of 'Trybuna Ludu'

Abstracts Restoring Peace: Building post-conflict societies 2017 Conference

Please find the abstracts to the papers presented in the International Annual Conference Here: Abstracts 2017 Conference