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Short
publications with a long duration
PressInfo #
111
January
10, 2001
Take the longer view, reflect on what we may learn
about conflict-management in the 1990s.
TFF publications are short with long duration. For
students, concerned citizens, media people and
humanitarian organisations, course and seminar leaders
&endash; everyone searching beyond mainstream and
political correctness:
May we remind you of three Balkan related
publications?
Learning Conflict and
Teaching Peace in Former Yugoslavia. A Course Report
by Peter Jarman and Jan Oberg, 1998.
(Catalogue # 60) &endash; about teaching peace in
conflict regions.
Violence Prevention, Postwar
Reconstruction and Civil Society. Theory and
Yugoslavia by Jan Oberg, 1998. (Catalogue #
61) &endash; about peace-making with a human and social
face.
Preventing Peace. Sixty
Examples of Conflict Mismanagement in Former Yugoslavia
since 1991 by Jan Oberg, 1999. (Catalogue #
62) &endash; about a few things that could have been done
differently, and why militarisation of the EU/NATO is not
the right lesson to learn.
May we also remind you of our anthology on the United
Nations?
The UN Agenda for Peace
Revisited by Dietrich Fischer, Radmila
Nakarada, Richard Falk, Christian Hårleman, Jan
Oberg, 2000. (Catalogue #63).
This anthology offers a variety of perspectives on
peacekeeping, taking "Agenda for Peace" as its point of
departure. It could have been called "From Agenda for
Peace to UNMIK in Kosovo."
- Fischer writes on how to strengthen the UN
- Nakarada writes on the Agenda and the real world of
power
- Falk writes on The place of criminal accountability
in transitional justice: reflections after Kosovo and on
"Humanitarian wars"
- Hårleman writes on civilian peace-keepers,
and
- Oberg writes about the Agenda lacking a strategic
vision of peace...and now Kosovo?
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