This edited volume critically interrogates the field of peace studies, considering its assumptions, teleologies, canons, influence, enmeshments with power structures, biases, and normative ends.
This edited volume critically interrogates the field of peace studies, considering its assumptions, teleologies, canons, influence, enmeshments with power structures, biases, and normative ends.
Alexander Hinton is Founder and Director of the Center for the Study of Genocide and Human Rights (CGHR), Distinguished Professor of Anthropology, and UNESCO Chair on Genocide Prevention at Rutgers University. Professor Giorgio Shani is Chair of the Department of Politics and International Studies and Director of the Rotary Peace Center at International Christian University, Tokyo, Japan. Professor Jeremiah Alberg teaches philosophy and religion in the Humanities Department of International Christian University. He is the Director of the Library and of the Center for Teaching and Learning.
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Acknowledgments / Preface Paul Hastings / Introduction: Rethinking Peace Studies Alexander Laban Hinton Giorgio Shani and Jay Alberg / 1. The Inner Battles of Peace Studies: The Limits and Possibilities Ashis Nandy / 2. Sovereignty Interference and Crisis Stephen Eric Bronner / 3. Towards A Peace with Global Justice Oliver Richmond / 4. Saving Liberal Peacebuilding: From the "Local Turn" to a Post-Western Peace Giorgio Shani / 5. Cultural Memory in the Wake of Violence: Exceptionalism Vulnerability and the Grievable Life Marita Sturken / 6. Justice in the Land of Memory: Reflecting on the Temporality of Truth and Survival in Argentina Natasha Zaretsky / 7. Negotiating Difference and Empathy: Cinematic Representations of Passing and Exchanged Identities in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Yael Zerubavel / 8. Silence and Memory Politics Leigh A. Payne / 9. A Translational Comics Text and its Translation: Maus in Japanese Beverly Curran / 10. To Arrive Where We Started: Peace Studies and the Log
Acknowledgments / Preface Paul Hastings / Introduction: Rethinking Peace Studies Alexander Laban Hinton Giorgio Shani and Jay Alberg / 1. The Inner Battles of Peace Studies: The Limits and Possibilities Ashis Nandy / 2. Sovereignty Interference and Crisis Stephen Eric Bronner / 3. Towards A Peace with Global Justice Oliver Richmond / 4. Saving Liberal Peacebuilding: From the "Local Turn" to a Post-Western Peace Giorgio Shani / 5. Cultural Memory in the Wake of Violence: Exceptionalism Vulnerability and the Grievable Life Marita Sturken / 6. Justice in the Land of Memory: Reflecting on the Temporality of Truth and Survival in Argentina Natasha Zaretsky / 7. Negotiating Difference and Empathy: Cinematic Representations of Passing and Exchanged Identities in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Yael Zerubavel / 8. Silence and Memory Politics Leigh A. Payne / 9. A Translational Comics Text and its Translation: Maus in Japanese Beverly Curran / 10. To Arrive Where We Started: Peace Studies and the Log
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