Search result: Catalogue data in Autumn Semester 2022
MAS Mediation in Peace Processes  | ||||||
 Modules | ||||||
| Number | Title | Type | ECTS | Hours | Lecturers | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 868-0001-00L | Module 1: Mediation in Context  Does not take place this semester. Only for MAS Mediation in Peace Processes. | O | 10 credits | 9G | A. Wenger, L.‑E. Cederman | |
| Abstract | This module defines and contextualises peace mediation in relation to other conflict resolution approaches. The module focuses heavily on conflict analysis, introducing the students to the latest knowledge about conflict typologies, trends, and causes in addition to providing them with various opportunities to practice conflict analysis using diverse methods. | |||||
| Learning objective | This module defines and contextualises peace mediation in relation to other conflict resolution approaches. The module focuses heavily on conflict analysis, introducing the students to the latest knowledge about conflict typologies, trends, and causes in addition to providing them with various opportunities to practice conflict analysis using diverse methods. | |||||
| 868-0004-00L | Module 4: Mediation Process Design Only for MAS Mediation in Peace Processes. | O | 10 credits | 9G | A. Wenger | |
| Abstract | Mediators help the parties reach a peace agreement by designing and structuring the process. This module covers the basic elements of process design and how they differ. Important to process design is the reflection on theory and practice in sequencing the content to be examined. The module then explores the implications and challenges facing the implementation of peace agreements for mediators. | |||||
| Learning objective | Mediators help the parties reach a peace agreement by designing and structuring the process. This module covers the basic elements of process design and how they differ. Important to process design is the reflection on theory and practice in sequencing the content to be examined. The module then explores the implications and challenges facing the implementation of peace agreements for mediators. | |||||
Page
1
of
1
