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- 7. Science for Peace Data Theories Values Empirical Peace Studies Critical Peace Studies Projectual Peace Studies
- 8. PEACE STUDIES A FEW PRINCIPLES:
- 10. 2. DETERRENCE
- 12. 4. OPPOSITION
- 13. 5. CREATIVITY
- 20. Main conflictual issues in our complex societies Military Economic Political Cultural
- 21. Contentious Politics (Tilly/Tarrow) Conflict Collective Action Politics Contentious Politics Any kind of reivindication - from a timid petition to a harsh claim Any coordinate initiative to promote shared interests or programs Any interaction with governmental agencies or actors
- 23. Dissolution of Jugoslavia “Balkanization”
- 26. Separatist/secessionist reivindications in the larger European area Ulster Western Sahara Kabyle Euskadi Kosova Rep. Srpska Transdniestr Turkish Rep. North Cyprus Palestinian Authority Kurdestan Chechenia Abkhazia, South Ossetia Nagorno-Karabakh
- 40. Academia and society Academia Economical Political Cultural Military
- 43. AUSTRIA Wien Stadtschlaning Graz Innsbruck SWITZERLAND Fribourg ITALY Pisa Firenze Padova Trieste Bergamo Udine Rovereto Roma Bari PORTUGAL Coimbra BELGIUM Brussels Leuven Namur Antwerp FRANCE Paris Bordeaux Nice Grenoble Lion UK London Bradford Canterbury Coventry Lancaster Derby Belfast GERMANY Berlin Hamburg Bonn Marburg Heidelberg Bielefeld Duisburg Kiel Bremen Tübingen Magdeburg Konstanz Münster Bochum Trier NETHERLANDS Utrecht Nijmegen Maastricht Gröningen SPAIN Madrid Barcelona Castellón Granada Deusto Sevilla Córdoba La Laguna CZECH R. Prague Masaryk SLOVAKIA Bratislava HUNGARY Budapest POLAND Torun SWEDEN Uppsala Göteborg Lund NORWAY Oslo Tromsø FINLAND Helsinki Tampere Jyväskylä DENMARK København Aarhus IRELAND Dublin Limerick Peace Studies University Departments + UNESCO Chairs for Peace and Human Rights in the European Union GREECE Athinai Thessaloniki CYPRUS Nicosia ROMANIA Baia Mare BULGARIA Sofia Bourgas TURKEY Istanbul