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Volume 7, Numéro 4

• Editorial
  • Editorial 7(4)
    Eade, Deborah
• Articles
  • Organismes humanitaires et position morale en situation de la guerre: principes d'humanité, de neutralité, d'impartialité et de solidarité
    Slim, Hugo
  • Les responsabilités humanitaires du Conseil de Sécurité des Nations Unies: assurer la sécurité des populations
    Somavía, Juan
  • Pour le meilleur? Pour le pire? L'aide humanitaire dans les situations de conflit
    Bryer, David; Cairns, Edmund
  • Démantèlement de l'ex-Yougoslavie, recolonisation de la Bosnie
    Chossudovsky, Michel
  • L'humanitaire non neutre: les ONG et la crise rwandaise
    Storey, Andy
• Point de Vue
  • Guatemala: uncovering the past, recovering the future
    Lira, Elizabeth
• Notes Pratiques
  • The use of matrix scoring to identify systematic issues in country-programme evaluation
    Maxwell, Simon
  • Feminise our forests: consultation on the World Commission on Forests and Sustainable Development
    Nanavaty, Reema
  • Land-use options for rural development
    Ghimire, Krishna B.
  • Commercial sex and the single girl: women's empowerment through economic development in Thailand
    Sacks, Rachel G.
• Document du Simposium
  • Papers from a Symposium: Building Bridges in Southern Africa: Conflict, Reconstruction, and Reconciliation in Times of Change Preface
    Eade, Deborah; Williams, Suzanne
  • Établissement durable de la paix dans le Sud: expériences d’Amérique latine
    Pearce, Jenny
  • Transition au Salvador: un processus en plusieurs couches
    Thompson, Martha
  • Rwanda: au-delà du “conflit ethnique”
    Macintosh, Anne
  • Reconstruction and reconciliation: emerging from transition (Paper from Symposium)
    Simpson, Graeme
  • Collective memory and the process of reconciliation and reconstruction (Paper from Symposium)
    Chirwa, Wiseman
  • Reconciliation: the role of truth commissions and alternative ways of healing (Paper from Symposium)
    Muchenga Chicuecue, Noel
  • Reconciliation in Zimbabwe: reality or illusion? (Paper from Symposium)
    Ingham-Thorpe, Val
  • Physical, psychological, and political displacement in Angola and Mozambique (Paper from Symposium)
    Tinga Alberto, Francisco
  • Child soldiers: the experience of the Mozambican Association for Public Health (AMOSAPU) (Paper from Symposium)
    Castelo-Branco, Viriato
  • Training for peace (Paper from Symposium)
    Caine, Glenda
  • Change and continuity: the challenge of transition (Paper from Symposium)
    Eade, Deborah
  • Conflict, reconstruction, and reconciliation: reciprocal lessons for NGOs in Southern Africa and Central America (Paper from Symposium)
    Thompson, Martha
• Rapport de Conférence
  • Macro debates at the Micro-Credit Summit
    Kidder, Thalia
• Commentaires
  • Tensions in the psychosocial discourse: implications for the planning of interventions with war-affected populations
    Ager, Alastair
• Synthèses de Recherche
  • Understanding the informal sector using sub-sector analysis
    Buckley, Graeme
• Critiques de Livres

Training for peace (Paper from Symposium)

Caine, Glenda

This symposium, co-hosted by the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation (CSVR) and the South Africa Office of Oxfam, drew together individuals and organisations working in the areas of violence, conflict and peace-building. The author here recounts her work with the Independent Projects Trust (IPT) in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa, providing training in conflict-resolution skills. She describes the history of political violence and deprivation in rural areas, and discusses training for, and the essential qualities of, successful community-based peace-workers.

This article is freely available as a chapter in Development, Women and War: Feminist Perspectives

Mots clés: Conflits et reconstruction post-conflit; Méthodologie; Secteur social; Sub-Saharan Africa

   

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