ReSET Project: Contemporary Conflicts as an International Security Threat


Regional Seminar for Excellence in Teaching (ReSET)	CONTEMPORARY CONFLICTS AS AN INTERNATIONAL SECURITY THREAT TOWARDS AN INTEGRATED TEACHING AND RESEARCH PROGRAM
Home About Faculty and Staff Summer School 2009 Winter Contact Session 2009 Spring Contact Session 2010 Inter-session Activities 2009-10 NEW Participant Personal Development Plan Call for Participants Scholarships Online Application Contact	Winter Contact Session The programme of the Winter Contact Session has been finalised and can be downloaded here. In preparation for discussions of participants' syllabi, please take a look at this example. Introductory and background reading Consociationalism, Power Sharing, and Politics at the Center Building Democratic States after Conflict: Institutional Design Revisited Conflict Resolution between Power Sharing and Power Dividing, or Beyond? Theories of Conflict Management: Institutional Prescriptions Compared Electoral System Design Lecture and Seminar Presentations Inetgration and Power Dividing • Theoretical foundations of centripetalism • Theoretical foundations of power dividing • Centripetalism and power dividing compared The frequency and durability of centripetalist and power-dividing settlements Examining arguments for centripetalist settlements Examining arguments for power-dividing settlements
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