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Stajališta zajednice o sprječavanju nasilnog ekstremizmaPouke sa Zapadnog Balkana

Ovaj komparativni konsolidirani izvještaj, koji se temelji na četiri studije slučaja koje pokrivaju Albaniju, Bosnu i Hercegovinu, Kosovo i Makedoniju, izrađen je u okviru participatornog istraživačkog projekta nazvanog „Prilike za sprječavanje nasilnog ekstremizma na Zapadnom Balkanu”. Zajedno sa četiri lokalna istraživačka partnera, ispitivali smo zašto u nekim zajednicama ima mnogo pojedinaca koje inspirira Islamska država (IS) ili koji se pridružuju njoj ili sličnim ekstremističkim grupama, dok druge zajednice pokazuju veću otpornost na tu istu pojavu. Projektom su bile obuhvaćene i aktivnosti prikupljanja podataka od relevantnih aktera neophodnih za formuliranje politika, u zemlji i na međunarodnom novu, kao i lokalne inicijative za pokretanje dijaloga, u saradnji sa lokalnim akterima i pogođenim zajednicama, da bi se ispitale i razvijale strategije za sprječavanje nasilne radikalizacije na Zapadnom Balkanu u kontekstu nalaza ovog istraživanja.

  • Year 2019
  • Author(s) Engjellushe Morina, Beatrix Austin, Tim Jan Roetman, Véronique Dudouet
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Manual de Diálogos NacionalesGuía para practicantes (Resumen ejecutivo)

Basado en una serie de casos prácticos actuales, este Manual pretende contribuir al debate incipiente sobre el Diálogo Nacional, aportando percepciones y experiencias de diversas regiones. El Manual tiene un doble propósito: (1) ofrecer un marco analítico de Diálogos Nacionales y (2) servir de instrumento práctico para aquellos que participan en la implementación de estos procesos. También aborda el rol de los actores externos y cómo estos pueden respaldar mejor los procesos relativos a los Diálogos Nacionales, pero, en particular, se centra en aquellos que llevan la batuta de la toma de decisiones con respecto al diseño y a la dirección e implementación de los procesos de los Diálogos Nacionales.

  • Year 2017
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Tradition- & Faith-Oriented Insider Mediators (TFIMs) as Crucial Actors in Conflict TransformationCase Study: Myanmar/Burma

This case study on tradition- and faith- oriented insider mediators (TFIMs) in Myanmar/Burma has been produced using both existing knowledge on insider mediators and tradition- and faith-oriented local peacebuilding, and original data acquired through field studies.

  • Year 2016
  • Author(s) Mir Mubashir
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Tradition- & Faith-Oriented Insider Mediators (TFIMs) as Crucial Actors in Conflict TransformationCase Study: Mali

This case study on tradition- and faith- oriented insider mediators (TFIMs) in Mali has been produced using both existing knowledge on insider mediators and tradition- and faith-oriented local peacebuilding, and original data acquired through field studies.

  • Year 2016
  • Author(s) Véronique Dudouet
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Tradition- & Faith-Oriented Insider Mediators (TFIMs) as Crucial Actors in Conflict TransformationCase Study: Lebanon

This case study on tradition- and faith- oriented insider mediators (TFIMs) in Lebanon has been produced using both existing knowledge on insider mediators and tradition- and faith-oriented local peacebuilding, and original data acquired through field studies.

  • Year 2016
  • Author(s) Malika Bouziane
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Tradition- & Faith-Oriented Insider Mediators (TFIMs) as Crucial Actors in Conflict TransformationCase Study: Kenya

This case study on tradition- and faith- oriented insider mediators (TFIMs) in Kenya has been produced using both existing knowledge on insider mediators and tradition- and faith-oriented local peacebuilding, and original data acquired through field studies.

  • Year 2016
  • Author(s) Mir Mubashir
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Ein Friedensabkommen allein macht noch keinen FriedenDialogprozesse in Kolumbien während und nach dem bewaffneten Konflikt

Wir wollen hier die Erfahrungen teilen, die wir in Rahmen der internationalen Zusammenarbeit bei der Förderung und Schaffung von Räumen für Multi-Stakeholder-Dialoge, also Dialoge zwischen vielen unterschiedlichen Akteuren, in Kolumbien gemacht haben. Aus dem Buch: Mehr Dialog Wagen! Eine Ermutigung für Politik, gesellschaftliche Verständigung und internationale Friedensarbeit.

  • Year 2020
  • Author(s) José Miguel Abad, Andrés Home, Barbara Unger
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Berghof Foundation Annual Report 2019

In this review of 2019, we want to present a concise picture of our work, using one example from each region to highlight the wide variety of approaches we take to try to transform conflict.

  • Year 2020
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Foreign Fighters and Kosovo’s DiasporaThe case of Germany

The conflicts in Syria and Iraq and the rise of the Islamic State (IS) have attracted thousands of foreign fighters from European countries to join the conflict in the Middle East. A large number of foreign fighters are second and third-generation migrants from the Middle East, North Africa and the Western Balkans. This paper aims to provide some groundwork for research on the radicalisation of immigrants, by investigating why some Kosovar immigrants in Germany have joined violent extremism organisations like IS and Hayat Tahrir al Sham. In particular, the paper identifies some of the consequences of shifting social dynamics and identity formation as the ties between the diaspora community and the country of origin change over time. The paper concludes with a few policy recommendations both to German and Kosovar political authorities on increasing the resilience of Kosovar diaspora living in Germany against radicalisation and violent extremism.

  • Year 2020
  • Author(s) Skënder Perteshi
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Broadening and Deepening Participation in Peace NegotiationsA Strategic Framework

This strategic framework was developed during the 7th annual Meeting on Negotiations entitled Broadening and Deepening Participation in Peace Negotiations held in Berlin, September 2015. It provides an overview of some of the most frequent challenges Resistance and Liberation Movements (RLMs) face with regard to inclusivity in negotiation processes and ways to address such challenges. While in no way exhaustive, we hope that our readers find this overview useful both for reflecting on and enhancing their own negotiation strategies.

  • Year 2015
  • Author(s) Katrin Planta, Luxshi Vimalarajah
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