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SELECTED PUBLICATIONS Frydenlund, I. (2005). The Sangha and its relations to the peace process in Sri Lanka. Oslo, International Peace Research Institute PRIO: 1-36. Gates, S., T. G. Lie, et al. (2006). Post-Conflict Justice and Sustainable Peace. PAC Workshop. Nicosia, Cyprus, Centre for the Study of Civil War, PRIO and Norwegian University of Science & Technology (NTNU). Harpviken, K. B. and H. E. Roislien (2005). Mapping the Terrain: The Role of Religion in Peacemaking. Oslo, International Peace Research Institute, Oslo. Reichberg, G., H. Syse, et al. (2006). The Ethics of War. Malden, Blackwell Publishing. REMARKS The institute has so many publications, that it is impossible to list them all. A complete academic list for 2006 is available on: http://www.prio.no/page/publications_academic/2006/9510/10009. With regard to “Religion-Conflict”, Mapping the Terrain is certainly the Institute’s most specific and useful document. Stein Tønnesson: PRIO Director. Åshild Kolås: Programme leader, Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding. Greg Reichberg: Programme leader, PRIO’s Ethics, Norms and Identities (ENI) programme. Nils Petter Gleditsch: Editor of Journal of Peace Research.
ROYAL INSTITUTE FOR INTERFAITH STUDIES Address Royal Institute for Inter-Faith Studies, PO Box 830562, Amman 11183, Jordan Phone 962 6 4618051 Fax 962 6 4618053 Web www.riifs.org E-Mail riifs@riifs.org Category Research & Knowledge/Dialogue MISSION STATEMENT Under the patronage of HRH Prince El Hassan bin Talal, the Royal Institute for Inter-Faith Studies (RIIFS) provides a venue in the Arab world for the interdisciplinary study and rational discussion of religion and religious issues, with particular reference to Christianity in Arab and Islamic society. More recently, RIIFS has broadened its focus to include all issues pertaining to religious, cultural and civilizational diversity, regionally and globally. For this purpose, it maintains relations with similarly concerned academic institutions in different parts of the world. Founding year 1994. BACKGROUND AND ACTIVITIES The work of RIIFS involves research and publication, as well as the organization of lectures, conferences and workshops. The RIIFS Arabic program focuses on the study and documentation of all subjects pertaining to Christianity and Muslim-Christian relations. Its quarterly publication, Al-Nashra, provides a forum for the discussion of interfaith issues, particularly as they relate to Arab and Islamic society. It also monitors the Arabic press for news and other material bearing on religious questions. The RIIFS English program addresses questions relating to religious and cultural diversity in the world at large, inviting international participation in its academic and other activities. Its biannual publication, Bulletin of the Royal Institute for Inter-Faith Studies (BRIIFS), is an academic journal refereed by internationally known scholars. BRIIFS is intended to provide a venue for interdisciplinary academic inquiry into all fields of the humanities and social sciences that bear on cultural or civilizational interaction and to situate culture contact in a global context. SELECTED PUBLICATIONS Duijzings, G. (2003). "Ethnic Unmixing under the Aegis of the West: a Transnational Approach to the Breakup of Yugoslavia." Bulletin of the Royal Institute for Inter-Faith Studies 5(2). El Bouazzati, B. (2002). "The Continuum of Knowledge and Belief." Bulletin of the Royal Institute for Inter-Faith Studies 4(1). REMARKS Many relevant publications are in Arabic, but some of them have short abstracts in English available on the website. The Bulletin of the Royal Institute for Inter-Faith Studies (BRIIFS) is published in English, refer to http://www.riifs.org/journal/briifs_contents.htm. All abstracts can be consulted online: http://www.riifs.org/abstracts/abstract_Religion&Communityv1n1.htm
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