Name: Peacebuilding? An Interdisciplinary Dialogue for Conflict-Affected Regions2
Start: 2024-11-27T11:00:00Z
End: 2024-11-27T13:00:00Z
Location: University of Glasgow Zoom

Peacebuilding? An Interdisciplinary Dialogue for Conflict-Affected Regions2

PASCAL International Observatory

Exchanging any possible solutions from disciplines working together to build peace in regions devastated by war & global conflict.

University of Glasgow Zoom

Please join the us for an urgently-needed interdisciplinary dialogue on approaches to embedding Peacebuiling globally. Social Science, particularly the fields of Psychology, Sociology and Politics, have long been interesting in inter-group conflict and conflict resolution, in various geographic, religious, and historical contexts. The field of Social Psychology, and within this Peace Psychology, has moved forward an understanding of such conflicts theoretically, but perhaps to a lesser extent in terms of making real-world positive change towards Peace. Likewise more political or critical sociological approaches may highlight key priorities, trends, and areas of weaknesses, but evidence and evaluation or ripples of positive impact from such work on the ground may be less evident. Conceptions of Peacebuilding, emerging more recently, have shifted the focus from general approaches to inter-group conflict, global general approaches to peace keeping, towards embedded, place-based, grassroots community-led approaches to a more ‘just peace’, alongside and in cooperation with non-governmental organisations, and ideally (although perhaps rarely) top-down local, national and international governmental initiatives. Our aim is to amplify the voice of Peacebuilding in our own organisations, disciplines and regions.We will adhere carefully to all BPS Code of Ethics <a href="https://www.bps.org.uk/guidelines-and-documents" title="https://www.bps.org.uk/guidelines-and-documents" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.bps.org.uk/guidelines-and-documents</a> Namely, respect, competence, responsibility &amp; integrity. We will be implementing careful guidance for safeguarding, and providing onward links for those affected by the content.We encourage participants to donate to third sector charities supporting cross-border peacebuilding efforts, such as https://www.peacedirect.org/Panel Day 2:1. Welcome and Introductions (Catherine Lido &amp; Roger Paxton- Antonio Kalentzis, Zoom Facilitator)2. Ievgeniia Dragomirova &amp; colleagues- Council for At Risk Academics in Ukraine Context3. Selin Tekin- Disasters as political phenomena, the Turkish Context4. Chris Cocking- The August 24 riots &amp; their aftermath: observations from crowd psychology5. Esa Aldegheri- Integration and peacebuilding &amp; the principles of the New Scots Refugee Integration Strategy6. Dialogical Q&amp;A7. Closing remarks Rob Mark &amp; Catherine Lido

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