Ethnic/cultural conflict coverage
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Definition/Description
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Methods/Methodologies/Tools to use
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Practitioners’ tips
Recommendations of which methods proved to be efficient, too time-consuming, experiences from different cultural settings etc.
Examples
Mthembu-Salter, G., Mediation and Genocide in Rwanda -and- Burundi's Peace agreement without peace Track Two (2002), Vol.11, No.5&6
This study, which is primarily based on interviews with the mediators and the negotiating parties,2 assesses the mediation process, demonstrating that it was based on confidence-building principles, with the crucial proviso that the parties' ownership of the final agreement was incomplete. The study examines why the mediation failed, and whether this failure can be ascribed to deficiencies in the confidence-building approach.
http://www.ccr.uct.ac.za/archive/two/11_56/index.html
Lubis, Indrian Tagor and Miryam Nainggolan, Common Ground Indonesia. Full Program Evaluation Report 2004
This external evaluation conducted by Indrian Lubis and Miryam Nainggolan, examines the community-based conflict transformation programming and the media programming. Common Ground Indonesia's goal is to create a shared life which is peaceful and just through transforming conflict, using methods which generate solidarity, participation and pluralism.
http://www.sfcg.org/sfcg/evaluations/indonesia.pdf
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