Home Search About Aceh Kalimantan IDPs Research methodologies Social science resources Policy alternatives Conflict futures Study centers online Indonesian research centers Print, media resources Bibliographies Publications | | The Aceh conflict and post-tsunami recovery The Kalimantan conflicts Internally-displaced persons (IDPs) and forced migration Methodologies for the study of conflict and recovery Social science resources (by discipline) Policy alternatives Conflict futures Centers for the study of conflict, conflict recovery and peace Indonesian universities or research centers involved in conflict issues Print and media resources Bibliographies [Conflict and Violence ] [ Ethnicity ] [ Madura ] [ More... ] Upcoming Conferences Reconsidering Conflict, Terror and Resolution 11-12 September 2008 University of Strathclyde, Glasgow (John Anderson Campus, Graham Hills Building) The Strathclyde Conflict and Resolution (SCAR) group is hosting an interdisciplinary conference which will analyse the themes of conflict, terror and resolution at various levels: past-present; private-public; local-global. In doing so it aims to reach across disciplinary barriers by bringing together experts from the whole of the social sciences spectrum, including (but not limited to) politics, history, law, sociology and psychology. Such a holistic analysis of conflict and terror will provoke, stimulate and question contemporary thought, while advocating the need for joint efforts to address common challenges. Website and contacts: http://intelevents.athollsweb.co.uk/scar/ ; scar@intel-events.co.uk Crafting Human Security in an Uncertain World (IJP Women PeaceMakers Conference) 24-26 September 2008 Joan B. Crock Institute for Peace & Justice, San Diego, California An international working conference to probe and address global acquiescence to impunity, gender violence and exclusion that continues to obstruct peacebuilding and deny human security. [full announcement] Website and Contacts: http://peace.sandiego.edu/events/womenpeace/info.php Deadline for proposals: 12 September 2008 Interrogating Trauma: Arts and Media Responses to Collective Suffering 2-4 December 2008 Perth, Western Australia The humanities have had a long-standing interest in the social and cultural dimensions of human suffering caused by catastrophic events. Contributions made in this area by traditional disciplines such as philosophy, aesthetics, literature, and history have been complemented by the health and human sciences throughout the 20th century. Since the 1980s the degree of attention given by scholars in the humanities to experiences of and responses to such life-shattering events as incest, war, genocide, torture, and terror has increased at a pace described by some as “explosive”. As a result, several interrelated, inter-disciplinary fields, such as trauma, memory, and genocide studies, have emerged to constitute an encompassing, rapidly-evolving, and hyper-productive network of studies. [full announcement] Website and contacts: http://nass.murdoch.edu.au/nass_conf_fest_trauma.htm Deadline for proposals was: 31 March 2008 [More Conferences (0 announcement)] Meetings and lectures on conflict and recovery at the LIPI-- upcoming meetings will be announced here -- Gatherings are usually held at the LIPI, Gedung Widya Graha Jalan Jenderal Gatot Subroto, No. 10 Jakarta Selatan [Past seminars and lectures] [To announce an upcoming event] Publications  +  +
Violent Internal Conflicts in Asia Pacific: Histories, Political Economies and Policies (English version); Konflik Kekerasan Internal: Tinjauan Sejarah, Ekonomi Politik, dan Kebijakan di Asia Pasifik (versi Bahasa Indonesia). Jakarta: Yayasan Obor, LIPI, LASEMA and KITLV, December 2004. Books edited by Dewi Fortuna Anwar, Hélène Bouvier, Glenn Smith and Roger Tol. [Order English edition from KITLV] [Pesan edisi Bahasa Indonesia dari Obor] LIPI Conflict Program publications page LIPI-CNRS Conflict Library: documentation on conflict, conflict recovery, terrorism, democratization, and related subjects. [Acquisitions 2003/4] [Acquisitions 2005] [Acquisitions 2007]. This collection, made possible by the French Embassy in Jakarta, is open to researchers, students and civil society (PDII-LIPI, Fourth Floor, LIPI, Jakarta).  
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