Peace and conflict scholarship cannot afford to ignore the challenges posed by ongoing
racial oppression. The dominance of racially silent research in the United States and Europe …

This chapter showcases what the discipline of sociology can bring to the study and practice
of peacebuilding. While individual sociologists have been working on the issue of peace, it …

This book investigates why some societies defer transitional justice issues after successful
democratic consolidation. Despite democratisation, the exhumation of mass graves …

The fate of missing persons is a central issue in post‐conflict societies facing truth recovery
and human rights dilemmas. Despite widespread public sympathy towards relatives …

In the aftermath of armed conflicts, many countries face significant socioeconomic
inequalities that often stem from societal divisions based on ethnicity, religion, region, or …

Contrary to the experience of other countries with memories of clandestine violence and
“missing persons”, where the mobilisation of the (civil) society towards “truth recovery” was …

By the end of the inter-ethnic conflict in 1974, there were over 2000 people who were
reported as missing in Cyprus. Since 2005, with the efforts of the Committee of Missing …

An essay is presented on the criticism against White feminist theologians for their failure to
take sufficient account of race in their work. It explores the identification of the theologies …

Bu makale 1963 ve 1974 yıllarında Kıbrıs' ta Kıbrıslı Türkler ve Kıbrıslı Rumlar arasında
yaşanan çatışmalar neticesinde kaybolan ve belirsiz kayıp (ambigious loss) olan kişilerin …

My thesis analyzes selected biblical passages to argue that the zero-sum logic formed an
integral part of people's understanding of conflict in the Bible. The characters in these …