Sociologist, poet, mother, and one of the most influential peace researchers of the twentieth century, Elise Boulding coined the concept of the 200-year presen...
On World Press Freedom Day, a group of young researchers, students and professionals in the field of Peace and Conflict Studies or related disciplines met for a...
Gustavo Esteva is one of the most well-known Mexican activists and scholars in the field of post-development studies and a critic towards the division between t...
A group of ex-guerilla combatants and academics conducted a common research project in the Colombian jungle which is part of the reintegration process of former...
This article elaborates the concept of Nonviolent Communication (NVC) according to Marshall Rosenberg. NVC is a linguistic method of conflict transformation tha...
Julia is a recent graduate of the MA Program for Peace Studies at the University of Innsbruck. In summer 2017 she graduated from the Windesheim Honours College in Zwolle (the Netherlands) with a Bachelor of Business Administration focused on Global Project and Change Management. Her Bachelor’s thesis dealt with inquiring perspectives on reconciliation between Namibia and Germany and through this research she entered the field of Peace- and Conflict Studies. During her studies, she worked as Managing Editor of an undergraduate academic journal and thereby developed an interest not only in academic work, but in how to create content that can be shared among various audiences as well. Additionally, she has been active in the NGO sector and in small social enterprises, primarily in Colombia, but also in the Netherlands, Uganda and Namibia.
