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Socio-economic Research

New dimensions of security and conflict resolution

Co-organised by DG RDT and DG RELEX of the European Commission
14 February 2003, Brussels

Workshop Programme (PDF)

List of Participants (PDF)

Papers contributed to the workshop

• "Roots" of Conflict, Conflict Transformation and EU Influence (PDF)
  Thomas Diez - Department of Political Science and International Studies, University of Birmingham

• Joan Esteban, Instituto de Análisis Económico

• "Processes and means to foster peace and stability" & the Balkans (PDF)
  Tsoukalis / Gropas - IBEU (Functional Borders and Sustainable Security: Integrating the Balkans in the European Union)

• The Evolution of and Prospects for the CFSP
  Christopher Hill - London School of Economics (LSE)

• Fostering Peace and Stability within the Enlargement Context: The Northern Dimension and "Multiscalar" Regionalism
  James Wesley Scott - Free University Berlin

• "Reconciliation" - The Process of Overcoming Conflict Related Emotions: Dealing with Humiliation, Victimization, Guilt and Distrust
  Arie Nadler - Professor of Social Psychology, Tel Aviv University

• Reassuring and Protecting: Internal Security Implications of French Participation in the Coalition against Terrorism
  Didier Bigo, Professor of International Relations, Institut d'Etudes Politiques, Paris

• The European Union's Common Foreign Policy: Strength, Weakness and Prospects
  Cristina Churruca

• Media Image of "Other": Palestinian & Israeli Press Emphasizes Conflict rather than Conciliation
  Professor Mohammed S. Dajani, Director, American Studies Institute, Al-Quds University

• Roots of conflict
  Gerd Junne, the Network University

• The European Union for the transformation of conflicts: from civilian crisis management to civilian peace corps
  Syntesis of speech held in ISIG Summer School, Gorizia, 23.09.2002