Teaching on Violent Conflict, Migration and Peacebuilding
I offer 2 hours online interactive sessions on a wide array of issues relating to violent conflict, migration and peacebuilding.
The sessions can be delivered on Teams or Zoom. Below are lists of the sessions, I am currently offering, but I am also happy to develop bespoke sessions carefully adapted to your needs.
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Sessions on Violent Conflict
- Conflict Trends since WWII: This session introduces some of the most well-known international indexes that attempt to measure conflict and identifies some of the most noteworthy conflict trends since WWII.
- Johan Galtung's Conceptualisation of Violence: This session introduces Galtung's two main interconnected frameworks: the Violence Triangle (direct, structural, and cultural violence) and the Conflict Triangle (attitude, behaviour, contradiction).
- Gender Conflict Theory: This session introduces the main variations of gender conflict theory.
- Gender and Violent Conflict: This session focuses on how violent conflict impacts women and men differently.
- Youth Involvement in Violent Conflict: This session explores why and how youth become involved in violent conflict.
- Religion as a Troublemaker: This session explores key ideas about how religion contributes to violent conflict.
- Conflict Analysis for Beginners: This session introduces conflict analysis and some of the main conflict analysis frameworks.
- Conflict Analysis and Gender Sensitivity for Beginners: This session introduces gender sensitive conflict analysis.
- Conflict Analysis and Gender Responsiveness for Beginners: This session introduces gender responsive conflict analysis.
- Conflict Analysis and Migration for Beginners: This session explores the relationships between violent conflict and human mobility.
- Understanding the Violent Conflicts in Myanmar:
- This session maps the violent conflicts in Myanmar and identifies their main causes.
- The session examines the influence of British colonialism on contemporary violent conflicts in Myanmar.
- This session explores Buddhist nationalism and violence in Myanmar.
- This session focuses on why and how youth become involved in the violent conflicts in Myanmar.
- Understanding the Violent Conflicts in Somalia:
- This session explores the inter-clan rivalries and conflicts in Somalia.
- This session explores how the violent conflicts have affected men and women.
- This session focuses on the Islamist extremist insurgency.
- This sessions focuses on the humanitarian and economic crises.
Sessions on Peacebuilding
Sessions on Peacekeeping and Peace Enforcement:
Sessions on Peace and Justice:
Sessions on Peacebuilding Theory:
- Exploring Liberal Peace:
- This session explores the origins and main features of liberal peace.
- This session critically examines how liberal peace was implemented in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
- This session critically examines how liberal peace was implemented in Somalia.
- This session critically examines how liberal peace was implemented in Cambodia.
- This session identifies the main critiques of liberal peace.
- Exploring Feminist Approaches to Peacebuilding:
- This session focuses on the development and implementation of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 Women, Peace and Security.
- This session explores and critically examines feminist liberal peacebuilding.
- This session explores and critically examines women's participation in peacebuilding.
- This session explores and critically examines feminist transformative peacebuilding.