Seminars 2001-2002
The Seminar meets on Mondays,
from 4-6 PM, in Coolidge Hall - unless otherwise noted.
Chair,
Donna Hicks
Spring Semester
February
4, 2002
CYNTHIA COHEN
Director, Brandeis Initiative in Intercommunal Coexistence, Brandeis
University
Working with Integrity:
Ethical Inquiry for Peacebuilders
This Seminar will meet in Room 3.
February
25, 2002
NADIM ROUHANA
Professor of Sociology, Anthropology, and Psychology, Tel Aviv University,
Israel, and Founding Director of "Mada - the Arab Center for
Applied Research", Haifa, Israel
Is Reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians Possible?
A Non-rhetorical Question
This Seminar will meet in Room 3.
March
11, 2002
DIANA CHIGAS
Director of Research and Evaluation, Conflict Management Group (CMG),
Cambridge
Grand Visions and Small Projects:
Reflections on Measuring Effectiveness of Peacebuilding Initiatives
This Seminar will meet in Room 3.
March
18, 2002
DENNIS ROSS
Counselor and Ziegler Distinguished Fellow at the Washington Institute
for Near East Policy and former U.S. Special Envoy to the Middle
East
The Future of the Middle East Peace Process
This Seminar will meet in Room 3 from 1-3pm
NEW LOCATION
(for this seminar only)
Gund Hall
Room 111
Design School
(next to Coolidge Hall)
Directions to Gund Hall:
http://www.gsd.harvard.edu/admissions/visiting/index.html
Joint
session with the Middle
East Seminar.
April
8, 2002
EILEEN BABBITT
Assistant Professor of International Politics and Director of the International Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Program, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University.
Imagine Coexistence: Evaluating Progress on Refugee Integration in Bosnia and Rwanda
This Seminar will meet in Room 3.
April
29, 2002
PETER UVIN
Henry J. Leir Associate Professor of International Humanitarian Studies,
Tufts University
Ethical choices in post-conflict agendas:
The role of international development in post-genocide Rwanda
This Seminar will meet in Room 3.
Fall Semester
October
15, 2001
SAMANTHA POWER
Executive Director, Carr Center for Human Rights Policy,
Kennedy School of Government.
Harvard University
A Problem from Hell:
America and the Age of Genocide
This Seminar will meet in Room 4.
October 22, 2001
EILEEN BABBITT, DAVID FAIRMAN, DONNA HICKS,
HERBERT KELMAN, ADIL NAJAM, and PAMELA STEINER
Eileen Babbitt, Assistant Professor The Fletcher School of Law and
Diplomacy, Tufts University; David Fairman, Vice President of International
Programs, Consensus Building Institute, Cambridge; Herbert C. Kelman,
Richard Clarke Cabot Research Professor of Social Ethics, Harvad University
and Director of PICAR, Donna Hicks, Deputy Director of PICAR, Adil
Ajam, Assistant Professor for International Relations, Boston University,
Pamela Steiner, Instructor in Psychology, Dept. of Psychiatry, Harvard
Medical School
After the attacks, Then what?
This Seminar will meet in Room 3.
November 19, 2001
NAVA SONNENSCHEIN
Founder and former Director of the School for Peace,
Neve Shalom, Wahat Al Salam, Israel
Power relations and Identity Construction
in Jewish-Palestinian dialogues
This Seminar will meet in Room 3.
November 26, 2001
OLIVER MCTERNAN
Associate, Weatherhead Center for International Affairs
Greed, grievance, or creed:
Their role in ethnoreligious conflict
December 10, 2001
CAROLYN BOYS-WATSON
Center for Restorative Justice, Suffolk University, Boston
Does restorative justice have a role in the aftermath of September
11th?
This Seminar will meet in Room 3.
For other years:
Seminars 2002-2003
Seminars 2000-2001
Seminars 1999-2000
Seminars 1998-1999
Seminars 1996-1997
Seminars 1995-1996
For more information on seminars, please contact the PICAR office
by calling 617-496-0680 or emailing picar@wcfia.harvard.edu.
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