Alle Texte auf Englisch! Inhalt Adrian Guelke Constructive Ambiguities: Peacebuilding in Northern Ireland Ghassan Khatib Running Out of Time? Workshop I: Learning in Conflict Guiding Questions Sami Adwan Learning Each Other’s Historical Narratives. A Palestinian-Israeli Peacebuilding Project Farid Abu Dheir The Role of Media in the Arab-Israeli Conflict Avishai Ehrlich Language and Narrative in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Dan Bar-On, Tal Litvak-Hirsch Within and Between Group Variance as a Facilitator of Dialogue: A Jewish-Arab Israeli Encounter Group Focused on Family Stories John Loughran From Management to Transformation: Lessons in Community Peacebuilding. The Experience of INTERCOMM, Belfast Christian Sterzing Learning (in) Conflict Paul Nolan The Owl and the Dove: Learning Lessons in Ireland and the Middle East Workshop II: Coming to Terms Guiding Questions Asia Afaneh Engaging Hamas Allam Jarar The Palestinian-Israeli Conflict: Addressing Causes Rather Than Symptoms Amit Leshem Can the Northern Ireland Peace Process Be a Model for Solving the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict? Dermot Nesbitt Coming to Terms Dawn Purvis Nothing Is Agreed Until Everything Is Agreed David Rose Peace Brokers Must Abandon ‘Right to Exist’ and Support ‘Ability to Exist’ Margret Johannsen Supporting or Discouraging the Transformation of a Violent Political Actor: The Case of the Palestinian Hamas Workshop III: Security Matters Guiding Questions Mohammad Almasri Palestinian Weapons between Resistance and Rivalry Joe Brosnan Building Confidence about Security: A Northern Ireland Example Bernd W. Kubbig The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict as Part of the Many Conflicts in the Middle East/Gulf Anat Kurz An Israeli-Hamas Ceasefire: Not a Political Window of Opportunity Andrew Sens Demilitarizing Conflicts: Northern Ireland. About the Role of the Independent International Commission on Decommissioning Corinna Hauswedell Small Arms – Big Issues Lessons from the Case of Decommissioning Paramilitary Weapons in Northern Ireland Mamoun Attili On the Legitimacy of Force, the Police and Security Work in Palestine Roland Friedrich Enhancing Local Ownership in Palestinian Security Sector Reform Mark Hamilton How Do We Build a New Consensus on Security around the Principles of Trust, Cooperation, Social Inclusion and Respect for Fundamental Rights of All Citizens? Al Hutchinson Security Matters: Post-Conflict Policing – Lessons from Northern Ireland Anat Kurz Monopoly of Power and Policing – The Case of the Palestinian Authority David Rose About Legitimacy of Force and Policing – Key Points No Peace, No War – Middle East, Quo Vadis? Panel Discussion Wrap-Up Sessionweiterlesen