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Conference Program The conference program is available in both English and Bosnian. Many of the presentations and papers given at the conference are provided below according to Author Surname. If you would like to hear audio files of some of the Keynote Sessions of the program, please visit our Speakers page. Papers In the coming weeks here we will be providing bio-notes and abstracts for each of the papers that will be presented at the conference. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A Ahmetovic, Sadik, Srebrenica Association Srebrenica: Lessons from the Past and Hope for the Future Arthur, P.J., University of Ulster, Northern Ireland Memory and Reconciliation B Bhambra, Gurminder K, University of Sussex Edward Said and the Contemporary Politics of 'Belonging': from 'origins' to 'beginnings' C Campbell, Ian, Salvation Army International Pathways to Reconciliation: Practical Strategies Cehajic, Sabina, University of Sussex Collective responsibility and Inter-Group Forgiveness as Predictors for the Reconciliation Process in Bosnia and Herzegovina (Paper as presented) Cocks, Joan, Mount Holyoke College, USA Beyond Empire and the Nation-State? Edward Said and the Israeli/Palestinian Conflict (Paper as presented) Correa-Velez, Ignacio, Refugee Health Research Centre, La Trobe University Rebuilding Trust Against the Odds: Challenges and Dilemmas Faced by Australian NGOs Providing Services to Community Based Asylum Seekers D Djolai, Marika, BBC World Service Trust Use of the Radio in the Democratisation of a BiH Society – Raising Awareness through Education (Paper as presented) E Esterhuizen, Lea, Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London School of Advanced Studies An Analysis of the Relevance of Blame amongst Survivors in Exile for Reconciliation in Post-Conflict BiH G Gifford, Sandy, Refugee Health Research Centre, La Trobe University Rebuilding Shattered Lives: Models for integrating Psychosocial Support, Community Re-Building and Applied Research Grenfell, Damian, Globalism Institute, RMIT University Violence, Reconciliation and East Timor H Halilovich, Hariz, Globalism Institute, RMIT University Experiences of Displacement Hamidullah, Syed, National Centre for Excellence in Geology, University of Peshawar, Pakistan Discrimination against Women: The Deprivation from Fundamental Rights or Deviation from Islamic Values In Pathans Society Hays, Donald, United States Institute of Peace (Paper provided for inclusion in conference discussions) The Effect of War and War Crimes on Society and the Future of Bosnia and Herzegovina (Paper as presented) Hellman, Matias, International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia Hochheimer, John L., Roy H. Park School of Communications, Ithaca College, New York Independent Participation in Emerging Democracies: Constructing Media as Platforms for Reconciliation (Paper as presented) Hopkins, Stephen, University of Leicester Political Autobiography and Memoir as a Potential Instrument of Reconciliation: The Politics of Commemoration and Conflict in Northern Ireland (Paper as presented) Hromic, Haris, the Academy of Bosnia and Herzegovina, New York Rationalizing the Process of Truth and Reconciliation in Bosnia and Herzegovina K Kaplan, Ida, Victorian Foundation for the Survivors of Torture Rebuilding Shattered Lives: Models for integrating Psychosocial Support, Community Re-Building and Applied Research Komesaroff, Paul, Monash University Pathways to Reconciliation: Practical Strategies Kusljugic, Mirza, United Nations Rationalizing the Process of Truth and Reconciliation in Bosnia and Herzegovina L Lautensach, Sabina, Auckland University of Technology How Much Can Reconciliation Help? M MacDonald, Theodore H., Institute of Human Rights and Social Justice, London Metropolitan University Transnational Mechanisms for the Globalization and Mediation of Human Rights Machamer, Josh, California State Polytechnic University The SCAR, Srebrenica Story (Paper as presented) Milanovic-Blank, Ranko, Creativity and Openness versus Reconciliation (Paper as presented) N Najjar, Abdessalam, Wahat al-Salam - Neve Shalom Noor, Masi, University of Sussex What Chance Does Reconciliation Stand Against Decades of Intergroup Violent Hostility? Social Psychological Precursors of Reconciliation in Northern Ireland and Chile (Paper as presented) O Orsholits, Gorica, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto Building Bridges in Divided Societies: Possibilities of Reconciliation Through Practices of Remembrance (Paper as presented) P Pargan, Mesa, Srebrenica Association Srebrenica: Lessons from the Past and Hope for the Future Pauker, Iva, The Contemporary Europe Research Centre, University of Melbourne Reconciliation and Popular Culture: A Promising Development in Former Yugoslavia? Petrovic, Nebojsa, University of Belgrade Readiness for Reconciliation in the Balkans (Paper as presented) Pettigrew, David, Southern Connecticut State University The Task of Justice (Paper as presented) Phipps, Peter, Globalism Institute, RMIT University Going Beyond the Failure of Government-Level Reconciliation Processes in Australia: An Australian Indigenous Community Initiative. Potter, Michael, The Training for Women Network (TWN) Women, Civil Society and Peacebuilding: Paths to Reconciliation Through the Empowerment of Women (Paper as presented) Powell, Steve, proMENTE, Association for Psychological Research and Action, Sarajevo Ethno-political Identity and Ethno-political Frustration in Sarajevo Priesner, Stefan, O'Donoghue, Lynne & Dedic, Alma, United Nations Development Program, Bosnia and Herzegovina Findings of a Survey on Transitional Justice (Paper as presented) R Ramose, M.B., University of South Africa Justice: the Missing Link in the South African Reconciliation Process Rixecker, Stefanie, Lincoln University, New Zealand Sexual minorities and Global Human Rights: The Challenge of Reconciling Irreconcilable Differences (Paper as presented) Roberts, Patrick and David Steiner, Columbia College, Chicago Discourse Literacy: A Path to Reconciliation for Palestinian and Israeli Youth Rosemont Jr, Henry, Fudan University, Shanghai U.S.-Dominated Human Rights Discourse as an Impediment to Reconciliation: A Confucian Critique and Alternative (Paper as presented) Rudolph, Jr., Joseph R., Towson University, Maryland Facilitating Democratization and Human Rights Security: An Assessment of Third Party Involvement in Post-Communist Europe (Paper as presented) S Sadria, Modjtaba, Chuo University Pathways to Reconciliation: Practical Strategies Scanlon, Christopher, Globalism Institute, RMIT University The Art of Reconciliation: Some Sceptical Comments on Using the Arts to Resolve Social Division Smith, Daniel C., Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) Reconciling Unique Religious Visions with the Universal Religious Law of Reconciliation (Paper as presented) Spiric, Nikola, Parliamentray representative, Republic of Srpska Rationalizing the Process of Truth and Reconciliation in Bosnia and Herzegovina Stutman, Suzanne, Penn State University, Pennsylvania Children, Literature and Healing (Paper as presented) Suslak, Kenneth, The Union Institute and University, Ohio Reconciliation and Compassion: Psychological, Spiritual, and Research Approaches (Paper as presented) T Thompson, Judith, Union Institute and University, Ohio Reconciliation and Compassion: Psychological, Spiritual, and Research Approaches Tirrell, Lynne, University of Massachusetts, Boston Promises, Apology, and the Politics of Reconciliation: Speech and the mitigation of injustice Twaddle, Iain K.B., University of Guam Addressing the Human Rights of Guam's Indigenous Prison Population V Valiñas, Marta Isabel Camacho, Restorative Justice: A new approach to post-conflict justice in BiH? W Williams, Sarah, University of Durham War Crimes Proceedings in Bosnia: First Stop or End of the Line? (Paper as presented) Wilson, Derick, University of Ulster, Northern Ireland The Learning Task in a Contested Society (Paper as presented) Z Zoufal, Donald R., City of Chicago's Department of Aviation The Context and Strategy for Reconciliation; The Experience of Bosnia and Herzegovina; In Development of Democratic Policing (Paper as presented) Also available in PPT format. Sources of Insecurity ©Copyright 2004