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New Director at CPRS: Professor Alpaslan Ozerdem

In April, Alan Hunter stepped down from his position as Director of CPRS.  Alan had been in post since 2008, during which time CPRS rapidly developed into one of the UK’s lea...
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Dr Marwan Darweish is leading a consultancy project for the EU

Dr Marwan Darweish is leading a consultancy project for the EU to conduct a survey about the nonviolent movement in Palestine and its applicability to the EU Partner For Peac...
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Nonviolent Movements Overcoming the Barrier of Fear:

Public Meeting at Coventry University on 11 April, 2012 at 7pm Humber Lecture Theatre, George Eliot Building Room G31 There is a growing interest in nonviolent civilian r...
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A new publication from Professor Ozerdem: A re-conceptualisation of ex-combatant reintegration

A re-conceptualisation of ex-combatant reintegration:  ‘social reintegration’ approach Conflict, Security & Development, Volume 12, Number 1, March 2012, pages 51-73 ...
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Managing Emergencies and Crises by Naim Kapucu and Alpaslan Ozerdem (Jones & Bartlett, 2012)

This book provides future public administrators and policymakers with a comprehensive understanding of the institutional, socio-cultural and political dimensions of natural a...
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International symposium on the theme of Nonviolent movements and the barrier of fear

To be held at Coventry University on 10 - 12 April 2012 There is growing interest in the role of nonviolent civilian resistance in the transformation of repressive and und...
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Online MA Peacebuildig 2012 starts with 23 students

The CPRS's new MA Programme in Peacebuilding welcomes its 2012 cohort for the Induction Workshop in Coventry. 23 participants from 14 different countries, including Afghanist...
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Reintegrating ex-combatants into civilian life: how not to do it!

Professorial Lecture by Alpaslan Ozerdem, Professor of Peacebuilding, Centre for Peace and Reconciliation Studies (CPRS), Coventry University Disarmament, Demobilization and...
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Honorary Doctorate for UNRWA Commissioner-General

Filippo Grandi, Commissioner-General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) for Palestine refugees has just been awarded with a Honorary Doctorate by Coventry ...
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War On Terror: Ten Years On

Dr Marwan Darweish explained that this event is part of the Nonviolent Research Group CPRS organised in cooperation with the GLP and the Department of International Studies...
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CPRS Turkey Seminar: A foot in the door - women's participation in peace processes

Angela Mackay: is the former Director of Programmes, Pearson Peacekeeping Centre, Canada; the Chief of Office of Gender Affairs, UN Mission in Kosovo; and the GENCAP Gender A...
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CPRS awarded London 2012 Olympic Truce Related Inspire Mark for Sport and Peace Exhibition

The Centre for Peace and Reconciliation Studies has been awarded a London   2012 Olympic Truce Related Inspire Mark for a Sport and Peace Exhibition it has designed in c...
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CPRS Welcomes New Staff Member

CPRS welcomes Diego Checa Hidalgo as Marie Curie Research Fellow in nonviolent action, under the Marie Curie Intra-European Fellowship scheme. Prior to moving to Coventry, he...
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Open lecture organised by CPRS

Entitled Ending Hunger Worldwide and presented by George Kent from the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, University of Sydney and Formerly Professor of Political Science...
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Summer school success

Dr Marwan Darweish and Dr Carol Rank just completed teaching a two week intensive post graduate certificate course in conflict resolution skills. There were 25 participants f...
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New publication from Alp Ozerdem and Sukanya Podder (eds.): Child Soldiers (Palgrave, 2011)

Child Soldiers: From Recruitment to Reintegration Alpaslan Ozerdem and Sukanya Podder (eds.) This volume explain the process involved in young people’s participation in civ...
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CPRS welcomes new staff member: Dr Sung Yong Lee

CPRS welcomes Sung Yong Lee as Lecturer in Peacebuilding for our online MA programme. Prior to moving to Coventry, he received a PhD in International Relations from the Unive...
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Heike Wischmann joins CPRS

CPRS is welcoming Heike Wischmann as new Administrative Officer to the team. She previously supported a research unit at the University of York, became expert in coordinating...
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CPRS Turkey welcomes two Turkish visiting professors

CPRS will host two visiting professors from Turkey for three months over the summer. Dr Mehmet Durdu Karsli and Professor Rauf Yildiz are both based at Canakkale Onsekiz Mart...
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Stabilisation Agriculture

CPRS, in collaboration with the Centre for Agroecology and Food Security (CAFS), hosted ‘The Stabilisation Agriculture workshop’  at the Coventry University London Campus, on...
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New Researcher at CPRS in Nonviolent Action- Dr Hidalgo

CPRS will host a researcher on nonviolent action for two years, from October 2011, under the Marie Curie Intra-European Fellowship scheme.  Dr Diego Checa Hidalgo is based at...
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CSAR Student Research Workshop

CSAR is a joint initiative between the Centre for Peace and Reconciliation Studies (CPRS) at Coventry University and the School of International Relations at the University o...
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New Member of Staff: Chas Morrison

Chas Morrison joined the CPRS team as Research Fellow in June 2011, following an MSc in Security Studies at UCL and previously, a BSc in Disaster Management at Coventry. He h...
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CSAR Coventry - St Andrew’s Research

CSAR is a joint initiative between the Centre for Peace and Reconciliation Studies (CPRS) at Coventry University and the School of International Relations at the University o...
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Stabilisation Agriculture Workshop

Stabilisation Agriculture: Developing an Agenda Centre for Peace and Reconciliation Studies (CPRS) and Centre for Agroecology and Food Security (CAFS) Coventry University,...
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CPRS is recruiting a Lecturer in Peacebuilding

For further information, please visit: http://www.coventry.ac.uk/d/1195/$/a/6318 ...
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New deadline for Istanbul Human Security Conference abstract submission: 27 May 2011

So far, more than 100 abstract submissions have been received for the Istanbul Human Security conference from researchers representing nearly 20 different countries and 40 ac...
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Consultancy in Palestine

Dr Marwan Darweish and Prof Andrew Rigby just completed a  consultancy in Palestine/Israel for the Swiss international Development Agency HEKS EPER. The overall aim of the co...
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Exit Strategies for Afghanistan

In a panel with Professor Fen Hampsen, Carlton University, Canada and Dr Roger Mac Ginty, St Andrew’s University, UK, Professor Alp Özerdem and Dr Rebecca Roberts presented t...
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Humanitarian Mine Action

Dr Rebecca Roberts has completed a mid-term evaluation to assess the socio-economic and capacity building impact of the Mines Advisory Group (MAG) humanitarian mine action pr...
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New Publication from Andrew Rigby, ‘Palestinian Resistance and Nonviolence’ (Jerusalem: Passia, 2010)

Palestinian Resistance and NONVIOLENCE...
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Coventry Nonviolence Research Group (CNRG)

The development of CPRS was informed by a commitment to the study of how to promote peace, justice and human rights through nonviolent means.  Integral to this approach has b...
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A new publication from Rebecca Roberts: ‘Palestinians in Lebanon: refugees living with long-term displacement’ (I B Tauris, 2010)

Palestinian refugees in Lebanon refer to themselves as ‘the forgotten people’. Sixty years after their arrival, tens of thousands still live in temporary shelters in overcrow...
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A new publication from Professor Ozerdem: ‘The ‘responsibility to protect’ in natural disasters: another excuse for interventionism? Nargis Cyclone, Myanmar’.

The ‘responsibility to protect’ in natural disasters: another excuse for interventionism? Nargis Cyclone, Myanmar Conflict, Security & Development, Volume 10, Issue 5, N...
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"Conflict Transformation and Peace Education" - Dr Marwan Darweish

Dr Marwan Darweish presented a paper titled “Conflict Transformation and Peace Education”  1 November, Bethlehem University, Palestine. The conference is part of the World Ed...
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New publication from Malcolm McIntosh and Alan Hunter (editors): New Perspectives on Human Security (Greenleaf, 2010).

This book is testimony to the emergent nature of human security as an idea, as a useful construct and as an operational strategy. The aim is to showcase new directions that m...
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New Publication: Identity, Ideology and Child Soldiering: Community and Youth Participation in Civil Conflict by Professor Özerdem, Sukanya Podder and Eddie Quitoriano

Civil Wars, Volume 12, Number 3, September 2010, pages 304-325 Abstract   The 2009 cessation of governmental offensive to eliminate key figures of the separatist Moro Isla...
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New Publication: Humanitarian Cost of the Media’s Military Embeddedness in Afghanistan by Professor Özerdem

‘Afghanistan, War and the Media: Deadlines and Frontlines’, Edited by Richard Lance Keeble and John Mair (Arima, 2010), pp: 167-176. Abstract Since the end of the Cold War,...
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New Member of Staff: Sukanya Podder

Sukanya Podder joined the CPRS Research Team in October 2010, having recently submitted her PhD on reintegration outcomes of child soldiers in the Liberian civil wars at the ...
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New Publication from Dr Marwan Darweish

Dr Marwan Darweish new publication “Human Rights and the Imbalance of Power: The Palestinian-Israeli Conflict” in Berghof Handbook Dialogue titled : "Human Rights and Co...
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New Publication: 'Use' Them or 'Lose' Them: Engaging Liberia's Disconnected Youth through Socio-political Integration – by Professor Ozerdem (with Christopher Maclay)

International Peacekeeping, Volume 17, Issue 3 June 2010, pages 343 - 360. Abstract The war that ravaged Liberia between 1989 and 2003 had myriad causes and belligerents, ...
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Journal of Conflict Transformation and Security

Professor Alpaslan Ozerdem is the Chief Editor of an online journal called ‘Journal of Conflict Transformation and Security’. The new journal will be published biannually. Pl...
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A Summer School to Remember

The Postgraduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Skills is taught as a two-week summer school followed by online interaction with tutors and the completion of assignments....
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Villa Grimaldi Parque por la Paz

Professor Alan Hunter visited a new Park for Peace in Santiago, Chile in July.  Villa Grimaldi is one of the few places of its kind in the world.  It was a suburban property ...
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Development Partnerships in Higher Education

In February Dr Carol Rank and Prof Andrew Rigby were in Uganda to continue their consultancy work for the three-year British Council Delphe project (Development Partnerships ...
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Dr Darweish is leading a programme to develop a partnership with the Arab American University (AAU)

Dr Darweish is leading a programme to develop a partnership with the Arab American University (AAU), in Jenin, Palestine. The overall aim of the programme is to enhance the c...
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Professor Özerdem was invited by the Presidential Office of Cameroon

Professor Özerdem was invited by the Presidential Office of Cameroon to make a presentation at the Security Plenary Session of the ‘Africa 21: New Challenges for Africa’ Yaou...
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A British Academy funded field research trip to the Philippines

A British Academy funded field research on the role of family and community in the recruitment of youth in conflict in the context of Mindanao, Philippines was undertaken by ...
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