81. Peace And Conflict Studies At Conrad Grebel Undertakes research, engages in public education, and provides support for peacemaking efforts at various levels. Offers a Certificate Program in Conflict Management and an undergraduate degree in Peace and Conflict Studies. Courses, faculty, and testimonials. http://grebel.uwaterloo.ca/academic/undergrad/pacs/index.shtml

82. C-START (UNC) Course On Mahatma Gandhi: Probing The Man Behind The Mahatma Discovering the story of Mohandas Gandhi and learning from it, to help us navigate through our troubled times. A course at the University of North Carolina with materials and discussions. http://www.unc.edu/~mumukshu/gandhi/

“Be the change you want to see in the world.” Mohandas Gandhi Probing the Man behind the Mahatma : An analysis of the life and works of Mohandas Gandhi ENTER

83. Central Connecticut State University (CCSU): Peace Studies Peace Studies Central Connecticut State University is a comprehensive public university dedicated to learning in the liberal arts and sciences and to education for the http://www.ccsu.edu/page.cfm?p=1192

84. International Center For Cooperation And Conflict Resolution@ Teachers College : Based at Teachers College, Columbia University, offers courses and information about conflict resolution and mediation. Goal is to enhance individuals interpersonal and problem-solving skills and develop reflective scholars/practitioners. http://www.tc.edu/icccr/

@import url("/i/thirdlevel/mainnav.css"); @import "styles/style-I-main.css"; @import "styles/style-I-color2.css"; @import "styles/style-I-font1.css"; Skip Navigation International Center for Cooperation and Conflict Resolution Teachers College, Columbia University Student Info System TC Exchange Email CUB Mail Search About the ICCCR ICCCR Mission and Objectives ICCCR History ICCCR Awards ... Join Our Email Group Quick Facts An estimated 600,000 to 800,000 men, women and children are trafficked across international boarders each year, and approximately 80% of trafficking victims are women and girls. Half of the 44 conflicts analysed in 2006 have claimed less than 10,000 lives throughout their duration but around 22% of the conflicts have led to more than 100,000 deaths. The most lethal conflicts are those in South Sudan, DR Congo, Somalia, Burundi and Darfur. International Center for Cooperation and Conflict Resolution ICCCR News Bartoli, Fisher-Yoshida and Coleman Facilitate 2-day Workshop Laboratory on The Five Percent: Finding Solutions to (Seemingly) Impossible Conflicts A small, invited group of advanced students, ICCCR faculty and expert peacemakers gathered at TC last weekend to experience, explore and develop a new set of principles and practices for addressing the 5% of difficult conflicts that become intractable. This work will help to inform Coleman's upcoming book, and will be integrated into future ICCCR workshops on addressing intractable conflict. ICCCR to Launch Participatory Action Research (PAR) Project with The Fortune Society in Harlem The International Center for Cooperation and Conflict Resolution (ICCCR) at TC is partnering with The Fortune Society, a nonprofit organization that supports formerly incarcerated men and women in reentering society and rebuilding their lives, in conducting a Participatory Action Research (PAR) project.

85. Peace Studies Minor. Courses Peace Studies (College of Letters and Science) Sally Kent, Coordinator Room 461, Collins Classroom Center Phone 715346-4442 http://www.uwsp.edu/news/UWSPCatalog/peace.htm

Minor Courses Peace Studies College of Letters and Science) Sally Kent, Coordinator Room 461, Collins Classroom Center Phone: 715-346-4442 E-mail: skent@uwsp.edu Web: www.uwsp.edu/history/programs/peace_minor.aspx Peace Studies Minor Consists of 18 credits. Peace Studies 200. Conflict Studies: Communication 280, 389*, 390*; Health Promotion/Wellness 248, 490*; History 201, 302, 338, 360, 361, 371, 378, 385; International Studies 391*; Peace Studies 390, 399; Political Science 383, 385, 386, 387, 388; Religious Studies 302, 450*. Global development: Economics 362; Food and Nutrition 357, 456; Forestry or History 392; Geography 120, 340, 358; History 204, 214*, 215*, 303*; International Studies 391*; Natural Resources 220; Peace Studies 390, 399; Philosophy 380, 381; Political Science 305, 374, 376, 387; Psychology 320, 322; Sociology 355, 360, 370. Social justice and human rights: Peace Studies 490 or 491 Courses in Peace Studies PAX 200. Dilemmas of War and Peace: An Introduction to Peace Studies. 3 cr. Examine history of warfare and conditions of peace; role of cultural and political institutions; development of international conflict resolution and systems of peace. GDR:HU4

86. WIPCS Dedicated to encouraging and legitimizing teaching and research on the roots of violence, national and global security issues. Includes list of events and publications. http://www.uwsp.edu/history/wipcs/

Home About Us Mission Statement History ... Resources Member Schools Alverno College Cardinal Stritch University Carthage College ... UW-Whitewater Welcome to the Wisconsin Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies The Wisconsin Institute is a unique and vital consortium of private and public colleges and universities dedicated to enriching academic and public discourse on issues of peace and conflict. The Institute is non-partisan and encourages debate and discussion of multiple perspectives, not only of foreign policy issues and global areas of conflict, but also of intercultural communication, gender relations, and environmental sustainability. At a time when virtually all institutions are seeking to internationalize and/or globalize their curricula and co-curricular programs, the Wisconsin Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies (WIPCS) is a statewide resource available to help. Our activities include (see links above for more information): Speakers Program Fall Faculty Conference Spring Student Conference Journal for the Study of Peace and Conflict Annual Distinguished Faculty and Student Awards Cooperative Research, Faculty Development, and Curriculum Consulting

87. | Center For International Conflict Resolution Founded by Columbia University s School of International and Public Affairs to contribute to the resolution of international deadly conflicts through research, teaching, and fieldwork. Opportunities for student involvement, program information, library resources, and staff profiles. http://www.cicr-columbia.org/

Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player. Home About Vision Mission ... Contact Center For International Conflict Resolution Columbia University Committed to Conflict Transformation and Peace Building The Center for International Conflict Resolution (CICR) at Columbia University, New York, contributes to the resolution of international deadly conflict through research, education and practice. CICR strives to increase understanding of international conflicts through innovative, collaborative research and is committed to offering courses, fellowships, scholarships and training programs that disseminate knowledge about conflicts and their causes. Learn more CICR News Columbia Names New Director of the Center for International Conflict Resolution U.N. Peacekeepers Often Lack Supplies, Support - Director of CICR on NPR Call for Applicants: Senior Research Scholar and Post Doctoral Research Scholar CICR Events CANCELLED: Environment as a Source of Cooperation in Iraq – Local and Regional Perspectives Nepa~laya Presents: A People War Environment, Natural Resources and Eco-Tourism: Tools for Peace Building, State Building and Sustainable Development in the Balkans View All Events ... Read All News Stories CICR Involvements Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player.

88. Global Options Home Page Offers resources related to futures studies, peace studies, systems studies, conflict resolution, and spirituality; essays, course descriptions, course modules and workshops, and an introduction to futures studies available on site. http://www.csudh.edu/global_options/

Co-Directors, Global Options GLOBAL OPTIONS HOME PAGE TEACHING, RESEARCH, WRITING, SPEAKING, CONSULTING DEVOTED TO GLOBAL, FUTURES, PEACE, INTERCULTURAL, CONFLICT RESOLUTION, GENERAL SYSTEMS, PARADIGMS, SPIRITUALITY, AND ACTION To Topics Covered Below: Co-Directors, Global Options University Courses Taught by Co-Directors: Talks, Workshops, Consulting Available from Global Options: Background Information on Modules or Sections (of Courses or Talks): Resumes of Co-Directors (including Publications): Contact Co-Directors , Global Options, via E-Mail for More Information: Date This Web Page Last Updated: CO-DIRECTORS: CO-DIRECTORS, GLOBAL OPTIONS: California State University, Dominguez Hills Carson, CA 90747 USA Work Tel: 310/243-3470,-3434 Work Fax: 310/243-3449 *Home Tel+Fax: 310/821-1864 (preferred) E-Mail: lfgroff@dhvx20.csudh.edu Global Options Home Page: http://www.csudh.edu/global_options/ Antioch College Yellow Springs, OH 45387 USA Work Tel: 513/767-6444,-6445 Work Fax: 513/767-6470 Home Tel+Fax: 513/767-1960 E-Mail: psmoker@college.antioch.edu

89. Http://hils.org/ Portal for professionals, volunteers, and others interested in humanitarian issues, with a focus on development and peace studies. http://www.hils.org

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90. Welcome Interdisciplinary program dedicated to teaching and research in the emerging area of Peace Studies. Offers an undergraduate minor and a certificate. Course listing, degree requirements, publications, news, faculty, and calendar. http://www1.georgetown.edu/departments/justice_peace/

Georgetown University Georgetown College Search Site Index ... Resources Welcome The Georgetown University Program on Justice and Peace (PJP) is an interdisciplinary unit dedicated to teaching and research in the emerging area of Peace Studies. At present PJP offers students a program of study toward an undergraduate minor in the Georgetown College of Arts and Sciences and a certificate in the School of Foreign Service, the School of Nursing and Health Studies, and the McDonough School of Business. Although most of the university programs to which PJP compares itself are referred to as "peace studies," or "peace and conflict resolution," early on it was thought important to emphasize the relation between justice and peace in our program. There are a number of reasons for this emphasis. From an empirical point of view, we feel that one cannot study either of these phenomena in isolation. Structures of social oppression, actual or perceived, are argued by many to be among the causes of war and other violent conflict. Such conflict also has obvious effects on social structure and on the possibility of attaining justice. Conversely, one cannot attempt to evaluate the ethical implications of violence, whether it be war, revolution, or individual conflict, without considering the consequences it has for social and political structure. Any adequate understanding of the virtues of justice must at least outline the conditions under which people ought to be free from violence and war.

91. Welcome To Enso Center! An educational non-profit school for martial arts and peace studies. Includes information on the school, styles taught, and mission statement. http://www.enso-center.org/

92. Ethnozentrismus Als Katalysator Bestehender Konflikte In Afrika S Dlich Der Saha Universit tsarbeit, eingereicht von Mamadou Adama Sow (Guinea), am European University Center for Peace Studies (EPU) http://www.aspr.ac.at/epu/research/Sow.pdf

93. Saltzman Institute Of War And Peace Studies Created to promote understanding of the disastrous consequences of war upon man s spiritual, intellectual, and material progress. History, faculty, research projects, and mailing list. http://www.columbia.edu/cu/siwps/

94. Lutheran Peace Fellowship 2000 The Lutheran Peace Fellowship endowment fund is a charitable trust for the support of peace studies and action. http://members.tripod.com/~lutheran_peace/end6bro6.htm

1710 11th Ave., Seattle, WA 98122-2420 tel. 206/720-0313 (1-5 pm) lpf@ecunet.org Help build a future for Lutheran peacemaking... Lutheran Peace Fellowship Endowment Fund Lutheran Peace Fellowship 1710 11th Ave., Seattle, WA 98122 We invite you to help build an endowment for Lutheran Peace Fellowship; a fund to assure an ongoing source of income for peace work among Lutherans, grounded in the nonviolent gospel of Jesus Christ. Since 1941, Lutheran Peace Fellowship (LPF) has engaged in a prophetic ministry of advocacy, nonviolence education, and support for Lutheran peacemakers. We give thanks for the legacy of our founders; we want to ensure that this vital mission will continue for young people - tomorrow's peacemakers. Lutheran Peace Fellowship has created an Endowment fund in order to strengthen our peacemaking mission into the twenty-first century and beyond. The principal will continue to grow while a portion of the fund's annual interest and dividend income will help support LPF programs including: t scholarships for young peacemakers;

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