Cuhadar, E., & Kampf, R. (2014). International Studies Perspectives, 15(4), 509-524. This article introduces the videogame PeaceMaker which has been used in addressing the Israeli-Palestine conflict. In the first part…
Smith, J. (2017). OxPeace 2017. This podcast is part of the program ‘building peace‘ and it discusses Aegis Trust’s peace education programme in Kigali, Rwanda. Peace activists established a peace memorial museum which…
Harber, C., & Sakade, N. (2009). Journal of Peace Education, 6(2), 171-187. In this article, the authors engage with the concept of peace education. To introduce the importance of encouraging peace education in…
Sandole, D. (2008). In Handbook of conflict analysis and resolution (pp. 170-182). Routledge. This article discusses the role of bilingual education in peacebuilding in Israel. The author conducted ethnographic field…
Dorn, A. W., Webb, S., & Pâquet, S. (2020). International Peacekeeping, 27(2), 289-310. In this article, the authors engage with the concept of peacebuilding in the process of designing video games. As part of the…
Collier, Paul, and Anke Hoeffler. Oxford Economic Papers 56, no. 4 (2004): 563–95. This article investigates the causes of civil war by analysing 79 civil wars which took place between 1966 and 1999. The authors…
Grant, J. A. (2005). The Round Table, 94(381), 443-457. ‘Diamonds, foreign aid and the uncertain prospects for post-conflict reconstruction in Sierra Leone’ is an article written by Andrew Grant and published in The…
Keen, D. (1998). Disasters, 22(4), 318-327. Aid and Violence, with Special Reference to Sierra Leone is an article written by David Keen, which investigates the relationship between international aid and violence in…
Sluka, J. (2008). Critical Studies on Terrorism, 1(2), 167-183. ““Terrorism and Taboo: an anthropological perspective on political violence against civilians” is an article written by Jeffry Sluka which examines the…
Thiessen, C. (2011). Critical Issues in Peace and Conflict Studies, 115-143. “Emancipatory peacebuilding: critical responses to (neo)liberal trends” was written by Charles Thissen as a chapter in Critical issues in…