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Assefa, H., L. Vargas, et al. (2003). Tools for Peace. International Ecumenical Consultation, Uppsala, Sweden, Life and Peace Institute. Bråkenhielm, C. R. e. (1992). Power and Peace. Statements on Peace and the Authority of the Churches. Uppsala, Life and Peace Institute. Carroll, J. J. and B. Y. Pasco (2005). Forgiving or Forgetting? Churches and the Transition to Democracy in the Philippines. Uppsala, Life and Peace Institute. Gutiérrez, M. A. (1992). The Churches' Role as Agents of Peace and Development, Case Study: Argentina. Uppsala, Life and Peace Institute: 1-30. Heinrich, W. (2005). Building the Peace. Uppsala, Life and Peace Institute. Nikiwane, S. M. (1992). The Churches' Role as Agents of Peace and Development. Case Study: Zimbabwe. Uppsala, Life and Peace Institute: 1-52. Paffenholz, T. (2005). Community-based bottom-up Peacebuilding. Uppsala, Life and Peace Institute. Reeve, T. (1993). Between Jihad and McWorld: The Canadian Ecumenical Coalition for Economic Justice. Uppsala, Life and Peace Institute. Shenk, G. (1993). God with Us? The Roles of Religion in Conflicts in the Former Yugoslavia. Uppsala, Life and Peace Institute: 1-75. Wink, W. (2005). Healing a Nation's Wounds. Uppsala, Life and Peace Institute. REMARKS Claudette Werleigh: Director Conflict Transformation Programmes, claudette.werleigh@life-peace.org Anne Kubai: Research Directoranne.kubai@life-peace.org Peter Brune: Executive Director, peter.brune@life-peace.org Numerous relevant publications. The catalogue might be helpful : (2006). Publications Catalogue 2005-2006. Uppsala, Life and Peace Institute: 1-24. http://www.lifepeace.org/sajt/filer/pdf/Other_publications/pubcat.pdf
Address Phone 250-477-0129 Fax 250-477-0152 Web E-Mail PEACEMAKERS TRUST Peacemakers Trust, 1745 Garnet Road, Victoria, B.C. V8P 3E2, Canada www.peacemakers.ca website@peacemakers.ca Category Research & Knowledge MISSION STATEMENT Peacemakers Trust is a Canadian charitable organization dedicated to research and education on conflict transformation and peacebuilding. � non-violent conflict resolution and peacebuilding � promotion and development of fair and accountable governance structures, dispute resolution mechanisms and decisionmaking processes � processes and systems for the prevention, analysis and resolution of disputes � prevention and resolution of conflicts involving human rights � conflict analysis including cultural, social, legal and other contexts of conflicts and disputes � cooperative and participatory approaches to problem solving, planning, leadership and decision-making . Founding year 1999. Research projects include: BACKGROUND AND ACTIVITIES -Bibliographic Research -Theory and Practice: Reflection and Research -Media, Conflict and Society: Research and Education Resources -Pathways toward Reconciliation: Research and Education -Religion, Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding: Research and Education Countries of special interest: Cambodia, Thailand, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iraq. Educational workshops for faith-based organizations and churches: The Challenges of Reconciliation: Basic Concepts, Christian Community College, Victoria, Canada, Fall, 2005, conducted by Peacemakers Trust Director Catherine Morris. SELECTED PUBLICATIONS Morris, C. (2004). Case Studies in Religion and Peacebuilding: Cambodia. Religion and Peacebuilding. H. Coward and G. S. Smith. Albany, New York, SUNY Press. Morris, C. (2004). Threads of Religion in the Weft and Warp of Conflict Resolution. Come Back to the Core. Waterloo, Canada, National Conference of the Conflict Resolution Network.
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