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From Jewish Sentiments to Rational Exhortations
Battle Missives in the Israel Defense Forces
Netta Galnoor
Heather Wurtz and Olivia Wilkinson
in Peace, Conflict and Violence: A Scoping Study .” Coventry, UK : Joint Learning Initiative on Faith and Local Communities; Coventry University . http://peace-and-conflict
Curating Conflict
Four Exhibitions on Jerusalem
Sa'ed Atshan and Katharina Galor
. Theoretical Foundation We ground the discussion featured in this article on Jerusalem museum exhibitions in the fields of cultural anthropology, history, cultural and museum studies, and peace and conflict studies. Our own research has led us to explore what
Everyday Diplomacy
Introduction to Special Issue
Magnus Marsden, Diana Ibañez-Tirado, and David Henig
media studies. ‘Anthropological diplomacy’, according to Magnarella (1982: 4) , was constituted by ‘the study of the theory and practice of peace and conflict resolution among societies, based on knowledge of a society’s fundamental cultural premises
In The Cambridge Journal of Anthropology
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- 01 Sep 2016
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Palestine
A Protracted Peacebuilding Process
Emile Badarin
, mathematics, computer modeling) inform peace and conflict theories in their attempts to study causal correlations between so-called dependent and independent variables. For instance, statistics show that peace correlates with democracy; consequently
Seeking Recognition, Becoming Citizens
Achievements and Grievances among Former Combatants from Three Wars
Johanna Söderström
. “ The Syrian Civil War and the Possibility of Citizenship Claims for Afghan Refugees in Iran .” Paper presented at “The Making of Peace, Conflict and Security Dynamics of Inclusion and Exclusion,” 6th Biannual Peace and Conflict Studies in Anthropology
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