Why Does Gender Inequality Prevent Progress towards Peace in Sri Lanka?
Analyzing Azar’s Model of Protracted Social Conflict
Saman Gunathilaka
University for Peace, International Peace Studies Dual Campus Program
February 15, 2008
Why Does Gender Inequality Prevent Progress towards Peace in Sri Lanka?
Analyzing Azar’s Model of Protracted Social Conflict
Introduction
In the 21st Century, many governments and organization [...]
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Identity Resistances against State Policy in Mindanao, the Philippines:
A communicative Political Structure’s Method in Managing a Vertical Resistance
Novri Susan
Sociology Department Airlangga University
2008
Identity Resistances against State’s Policy in the Philippines
Why do identity resistances often occur against state’s policies? In a specific case such a policy of the Philippines government that aims to [...]
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A Discourse of Arms as an Identity:
The Structure of Arms Proliferation in World Societies
Novri Susan
Sociology Department
Airlangga University
2008
“You cannot simultaneously prevent and prepare war”
Albert Einstein (in Barash and Webel 2003).
A Discourse of Arms as an Identity:
The Structure of Arms Proliferation in World Societies
Small arms in our modern society are claimed [...]
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Reflection of the Meaning of Peace and Conflict;
Interpretation and Implementation of Peace
In Indonesia and Nigeria
By:
Erna Anjarwati
September 28th, 2007
Introduction
What is the meaning of Peace and Conflict? Is there any exact meaning to answer those notions? Believe it or not, from [...]
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