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Polarization Between Occupier and Occupied in Post-Saddam Iraq by Victoria Firmo-Fontan

The Center for International Conflict Resolution is pleased to present

POLARIZATION BETWEEN OCCUPIER AND OCCUPIED IN POST-SADDAM IRAQ:
HUMILIATION AND THE FORMATION OF POLITICAL VIOLENCE
with
Dr. Victoria Firmo-Fontan
Conflict Analysis and Resolution Program
Sabanci University, Istanbul, Turkey
Wednesday, April 21st
12:00 - 2 pm
Room 1302

Victoria Firmo-Fontan is a post-Doctoral Research Fellow at Sabanci University, in Turkey. She has published various papers on multi-track diplomacy, human trafficking, the public diplomacy of armed groups and the formation of political violence in post-conflict societies. Central to her work has been a conceptualisation of post-conflict processes through the study of social, gendered, cultural, economic and political humiliation.

Dr. Firmo-Fontan has conducted field research in Lebanon with the Hezbollah, in Bosnia-Herzegovina on human trafficking and organised crime, and in Fallujah (post-Saddam Iraq) with emerging armed groups. She is also involved in gender training for peacekeeping operations, and has lectured to various armed forces on the subject.

Posted by Evelin at April 19, 2004 09:06 PM
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