Reconciliation in Conflict
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.In this second "Peace talks: policy and research" scientific researchers and field/policy experts discuss the reconciliation process. Pr.Oeindrila Dube (University of Chicago) starts by giving her insights on the topic through the lens of her research (publication in Science). Then, Pierre Hazan, field experts with many intervention in various conflict zones in the world, reacts and enrich the reflection.
2:50 Speakers' introduction
-ACADEMIC PART (Pr.Oeindrila Dube presenting her paper published in Science on reconciliation: https://science.sciencemag.org..../content/352/6287/78
4:28 Introduction
8:12 Claims about reconciliation
9:14 Field Experiment in Sierra Leone (RCT)
15:03 Results
23:50 Policy implications
-FIELD/POLICY EXPERT PART (Pierre Hazan)
26:45 a. Vocabulary (translation) difficulty
28:37 b. Identity is a dynamic process
32:00 c. National/Local process (effect of who is doing the process)
- OPEN DISCUSSION
36:15 Pr.Massimo Morelli
40:35 Pr.Dominic Rohner
42:24 Pr.Oeindrila Dube answers
50:10 Pr.Hannes Mueller
53:23 Pierre Hazan and Oeindrila Dube additional inputs
This is the recording of the second event from our new initiative: "PEACE TALKS: policy and research" (https://www.peace-talks.org/). This initiative aims to connect conflict-related scientific researchers, field experts and decision makers. This project is lead by Pr.Massimo Morelli, Pr.Dominic Rohner (@dominic_rohner), and Dr.Quentin Gallea (@quentin_gallea). Subscribe to see more: http://www.youtube.com/channel..../UC52GXfhCdGSyEcRz4O