Collective memories are memories shared by a group that influence their social identity. The
goal of this paper is to focus on two major limitations in current studies on collective memory …

The study of micro-dynamics has grown over the last two decades, emerging now as a
mainstay in research on peace and conflict. The focus on micro-dynamics, and other micro …

Despite a growth in research exploring corporeal dimensions of peacebuilding, scholarship
addressing intergroup reconciliation after violent conflict currently pays too little attention to …

Untitled Page 1 Page 2 MENTAL HEALTH IN CRISIS Page 3 In 1976 SAGE published a
series of short ‘university papers’, which led to the publication of the QASS series (or the ‘little …

By investigating Sri Lanka as a case study, this book examines whether democracy,
compared to authoritarianism, is conducive to post-war reconciliation. The research …

Proponents of contemporary peace-building paradigms argue that the formal end of an
intractable conflict does not automatically provide a meaningful change in either side's …

Is failure in reconciliation reversible, or does it become over determined at some point? Can
signs both of reconciliation and its failures co-exist and survive at different levels of …

Post-conflict reconciliation has become a problematic concept due to the expectation that its
success entails formerly opposed groups coming to terms with the past and building a …

This article seeks to understand the factors that have impeded meaningful intergroup
reconciliation in Guatemala by drawing on scholarship addressing reconciliation, the …

This article maps out the landscape holding and connecting three interrelated phenomena:
art, international criminal justice, and reconciliation. We argue that reconciliation, viewed as …