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TRANSNATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR PEACE AND FUTURE<br />

RESEARCH<br />

<strong>The</strong> Transnational Foundation for Peace and<br />

Address<br />

Future Research, Vegagatan 25, S - 224 57 Lund,<br />

Sweden<br />

Phone + 46 - 46 - 145909<br />

Fax + 46 - 46 - 144512<br />

Web<br />

E-Mail<br />

www.transnational.org<br />

tff@transnational.org<br />

Category Research & Knowledge<br />

MISSION STATEMENT<br />

"TFF is an independent not-for-profit think and action tank, a global network and a website. Our mission is peace by peaceful means<br />

- learning to handle conflicts with ever less violence - and reconciliation. Our tools are research, new ideas, listening, mitigation,<br />

education and advocacy."<br />

Founding year 1986.<br />

BACKGROUND AND ACTIVITIES<br />

<strong>The</strong> main foci of TFF today are:<br />

1. On-the-ground conflict mitigation, analytical and reconciliation work such as in Burundi, former Yugoslavia, Iraq, Iran and other<br />

places in the Middle East as well as Greenland;<br />

2. General themes: peace by peaceful means, reconciliation and related issues in theory and practice;<br />

3. Dissemination: education, training courses, media work and other public outreach. This point is given more emphasis in future<br />

activities in two integrated activities: general analyses of the media in conflict and peace, including peace journalism and the<br />

development and implementation of a communications and media strategy for TFF itself".<br />

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS<br />

Oberg, J. (1994). Conflict-Mitigation: Philosophy & Methodology. Malmö, Peace Education Miniprints from the School of Education.<br />

Oberg, J. (1998). Violence Prevention, Postwar Reconstruction and Civil Society: <strong>The</strong>ory and Yugoslavia. Malmö, Transnational<br />

Foundation for Peace and Future Research.<br />

Oberg, J. (1999). <strong>The</strong> World Needs Reconciliation Centres. Malmö, Transnational Foundation for Peace and Future Research.<br />

Christian Hårleman: chairman.<br />

REMARKS

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