Strukturbaum
Keine Einordnung ins Vorlesungsverzeichnis vorhanden. Veranstaltung ist aus dem Semester SoSe 2024 , Aktuelles Semester: WiSe 2024/25
  • Funktionen:
Conflict, Governance and Human Security    Sprache: Deutsch    Belegpflicht
(Keine Nummer) Seminar     SoSe 2024     2 SWS     jedes 2. Semester    
   Fakultät: Fakultät für Gesellschaftswissenschaften    
 
   Zielgruppe/Studiengang   DevGov M.A., Development and Governance (Master of Arts)
   Zugeordnete Lehrperson:   Debiel
 
 
   Termin: Donnerstag   18:00  -  20:00    wöch.       Raum :   LK 063   LK  
 
 
   Kommentar:

The seminar will start on April 11, 2023. It will be held in English. The students contribute through active participation and oral or written input. The central assignment is a term paper. 

The course is planned to be attended in person. However, selected sessions can also take place virtually. Further information will be circulated via e-mail.

The table of contents is as follows:

1. Introduction & Basic Concepts (Conflict Management, Resolution & Transformation; Peacebuilding; Human Security)

A. MACRO AND MICRO PERSPECTIVES ON INTRA-STATE VIOLENT CONFLICTS

2. Regime Change and Resistance (Case Study: Arab Spring)
3. Micro-Perspectives on Violent Conflict I: Social Psychological Perspectives (Case Study: Israel-Palestine)
4. Micro-Perspectives on Violent Conflict II: Gender & Violence (Case Study: Afghanistan)

B. PREVENTION & MEDIATION OF VIOLENT CONFLICTS

5. Prevention of Violent Conflicts I: Concepts and Case Study on Kenya
6. Prevention of Violent conflicts II: Local Perspectives and Case Study on Northern Ghana
7. Conflict management & Mediation I: Concepts and Strategies
8. Conflict Management / Mediation II: Case Study on Colombia 
9. Conflict Management / Mediation III: Case Study on Israel/Palestine
10. Conflict Management / Mediation III: The War in Ukraine
11. Conflict Management / Mediation IV: The War in Afghanistan: Dealing with the Taliban

C. TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE

12. Transitional Justice I: Truth and Reconciliation Commissions (Argentina)
13. Transitional Justice II: Transitional Justice in South East Asia (Indonesia/Timor Leste, the Rohingya Crisis)
14. Transitional Justice III: International Criminal Justice (ICC, Ad hoc and Hybrid Tribunals) / Feedback on the Seminar
 
   Bemerkung:

The seminar will start on April 11, 2023. It will be held in English. The students contribute through active participation and oral or written input. The central assignment is a term paper. 

The course is planned to be attended in person. However, selected sessions can also take place virtually. Further information will be circulated via e-mail.

The table of contents is as follows:

1. Introduction & Basic Concepts (Conflict Management, Resolution & Transformation; Peacebuilding; Human Security)

A. MACRO AND MICRO PERSPECTIVES ON INTRA-STATE VIOLENT CONFLICTS

2. Regime Change and Resistance (Case Study: Arab Spring)
3. Micro-Perspectives on Violent Conflict I: Social Psychological Perspectives (Case Study: Israel-Palestine)
4. Micro-Perspectives on Violent Conflict II: Gender & Violence (Case Study: Afghanistan)

B. PREVENTION & MEDIATION OF VIOLENT CONFLICTS

5. Prevention of Violent Conflicts I: Concepts and Case Study on Kenya
6. Prevention of Violent conflicts II: Local Perspectives and Case Study on Northern Ghana
7. Conflict management & Mediation I: Concepts and Strategies
8. Conflict Management / Mediation II: Case Study on Colombia 
9. Conflict Management / Mediation III: Case Study on Israel/Palestine
10. Conflict Management / Mediation III: The War in Ukraine
11. Conflict Management / Mediation IV: The War in Afghanistan: Dealing with the Taliban

C. TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE

12. Transitional Justice I: Truth and Reconciliation Commissions (Argentina)
13. Transitional Justice II: Transitional Justice in South East Asia (Indonesia/Timor Leste, the Rohingya Crisis)
14. Transitional Justice III: International Criminal Justice (ICC, Ad hoc and Hybrid Tribunals) / Feedback on the Seminar