Adolf, Antony. Peace Research 42, no. 1 / 2 (2010): 9-21. This brief introduction to peace literature explains the main tenets and concepts used in the burgeoning field. Author Antony Adolf argues that peace literature…
In this presentation, Visualising Peace student Christy Forshaw discusses some theoretical scholarship on ‘peace literature’ and reflects on some examples she has found of this little-studied genre in South American…
Gordon, Haim. 1990. The Centennial Review 34, no. 4: 577–86. This text explores the personal experiences of its author, Haim Gordon, as an educator, recalling an instance where he was called to teach Jewish and Arab…
In this presentation, Visualising Peace student Zoe Gudino discusses some of the research she has been doing into the relationship between post-conflict justice processes and peacebuilding. Via a series of case…
In this presentation, Visualising Peace student Samuel Huff discusses some of the research he has been doing into the different roles that NGOs play in conflict prevent and post-conflict transformation. In particular,…
Goulah, Jason, and Olivier Urbain. Journal of Peace Education 10, no. 3 (2013): 303–22. https://doi.org/10.1080/17400201.2013.848072. This article fills a gap in Anglophone literature on peace education, which scarcely…
In this presentation, Visualising Peace student Albert Surinach I Campos discusses some of the research he has been doing on representations of peace and peacebuilding in the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. Along the way, he…
In this presentation, Visualising Peace student Kim Wahnke discusses some of the research she has been doing on storytelling a positive peacebuilding intervention. She looks particularly at the role played by…
Ganjavie, A. Studies in Literature and Language 5, no. 3 (2012): 10-19 Ganjavie argues against a Utopian model being applied to cities yet states that there is still a place for utopianism in urban planning. This…
Ogunnusi, Michael. 2020. De Montfort University. This thesis thoroughly studies how we approach young people and peace. First, it reviews how peace is generally depicted as the absence of violence or as ‘deficit…