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[Disarmo] Programma doppio workshop Nonviolent Intervention / Unarmed Civilian Peacekeeping al Peace Event Sarajevo 2014

Subject: [Disarmo] Programma doppio workshop Nonviolent Intervention / Unarmed Civilian Peacekeeping al Peace Event Sarajevo 2014
From: "compax at inwind.it" <compax at inwind.it>
Date: Thu, 15 May 2014 13:02:13 +0200 (CEST)
Reply-to: "compax at inwind.it" <compax at inwind.it>

57i

CPN

Nonviolent Intervention / Unarmed Civilian Peacekeeping Preventing Violence and Working towards Nonviolent Alternatives Part i

50-100

Centrer for Peace Osijek, Pax Christi International, International Fellowship of Reconciliation (IFOR), Austria, War Resisters' International (WRI), Federation for Social Defence (BSV)

Rachel

Julian

Rachel Julian (Peace Researcher at Leeds University), Atif Hameed (Programme Director, Nonviolent Peaceforce), Alberto l'Abate (Peace Researcher at Florence University, activist and writer) Katarina Kruhonja (Right Livelihood Award Winner), Irmgard Ehrenberger (FOR Austria), Manuel Quintero (EAPPI Geneva), Christian Pfeifer (forum ZFD/CPS), Luisa Morgantini (former Vice-president EP)

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The panel/workshop (2 sessions) will have a look at the theoretical and practical state of the art of nonviolent intervention and unarmed civilian peacekeeping in violent conflicts. Starting from an overview of initiatives from a researcher's point of view, there will be a presentation of some examples of NI/UCP (Nonviolent Peaceforce, experiences from Croatia, Colombia, Israel/Palestine, Italy) as well as attempts of institutionalisation of nonviolent intervention and Civil Peace Services on European (EP, European Network CPS) and national levels (Germany). In the discussion there will be the opportunity for exchange as well as for looking into future developments of NI/UCP.

Austria / BiH

HG-3

Saturday

14-16

57ii

CPN

Nonviolent Intervention / Unarmed Civilian Peacekeeping Preventing Violence and Working towards Nonviolent Alternatives Part ii