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2012 Summer School in Comparative Conflict Studies

July 9-16, 2012

We are now receiving applications for the following three courses to choose from:
International Intervention in a Globalised World
Dr. Maxine David
The Role of Social Memory Studies in Conflict Analysis and Transformation
Dr. Orli Fridman
From the discourse of brotherhood and unity to the discourses of EU integration: the case of "transition" in Serbia
Dr. Jelisaveta Blagojević

Click here for more information.

The Conflict in South Serbia and its Aftermath: Social and Ethnic relations, Agency and Belonging in Presevo and Bujanovac

In academic year 2010-11 CFCCS conducted a conflict analysis research project about South Serbia. The research team was headed by Dr. Orli Fridman, Mr. Ian Bancroft, Dr. Jelena Tošić and Dr. Jana Bačević. With the participation of 6 students of the MA program in Conflict Studies at FMK/SIngidunum University: Ivana Bozic, Tajan Brkanovic, Jelena Nikolic, Jasmina Selmanovic, Ivana Stanojev and Maja Stojanovic.

Click here for the draft of the report.

Presentation of the South Serbia Research project at the Belgrade Security Forum

On Wednesday September 14, Jana Bacevic presented the conclusions of the South Serbia Research Project implemented by CFCCS team and FMK students for more information click here.

For the power point presentation click here.

2011 Summer School Video


 

Click here to watch the video. 
 
 

Belgrade Study Visit with Professors from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem

On June 20-21 CFCCS hosted a Study Visit in Belgarde with three professors from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.

On Monday June 20 we hosted at the Faculty of Media and Communications (FMK) a presentation by Dr. Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian and Dr. Daphna Golan from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem who spoke about life in Jerusalem, the challenges in the term education for peace currently in Israel, the responsibility of intellectuals and university professors in societies in conflict etc. They presented their research on the Campus-Community Partnership Program and engaged in an interesting exchange with the audience regarding similar questions and dilemmas in Serbia in higher education institutions.

Contact Us

Center for Comparative Conflict Studies (CFCCS)
Faculty of Media and Communications (FMK)

Karadjordjeva 65
Belgrade
Serbia
info@cfccs.org

Thinking Comparatively

Lessons from Kosovo (in Hebrew)
Haaretz November 12, 2010

What Cyprus, Bosnia and Kosovo Can Teach Us
(Haaretz, July 2008)

Kosovo in Israeli Eyes
(Haaretz, December 2007)
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