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CCTS Reviews

Number 39 - December 2008
Hard Times
Report on a seminar held on 17 November

Number 38 - July 2008
Whose war? Whose peace?
Seminar presentation by Prof. Oliver Richmond

Number 37 - April 2008
Work in Palestine and Israel with Civil Society Organisations
‘Tennis for peace’ anyone? Sport and conflict transformation
Our hope for years to come

Number 36 - January 2008
Confronting Violence: Civil Courage and Collective Action
Courageous Resistance: The Power of Ordinary People
Hasta La Ultima Piedra (Until the Last Stone)
Models of Accompaniment

Number 35 - November 2007
Appreciation: Bob Niedhardt, 1942–2007
The Adam Curle Memorial Meeting and Celebration
Two tributes to Adam
A project to transform policy, starting in the UK

Number 34 - July 2007
Designing peacebuilding interventions
CR’s experiences in the Caucasus
QPSW’s work in the Balkans
RTC’s experience in the Middle East

Number 33 - February 2007
Ethical Foreign Policy
Diana Francis
Democracies and armed conflict: towards defining an ethical foreign policy
Michael Hammer
Why I am joining the nonviolent blockade at Faslane
Statement by Michael Randle at the Academics’ Seminar and Blockade at Faslane, 7 January 2007

Number 32 - October 2006
Is there a role for the military in peacebuilding? Andrew Rigby
Getting to No Michael Randle
Carry Gentle Peace’: an analysis of modern post conflict dynamics Dr Deborah Goodwin
Seminar report

Number 31 - June 2006
Child Advocacy and Rehabilitation programme (CAR) Paul Clifford
Diana Francis reviews a new bibliography, ‘People Power and Protest since 1945’.
Discussion of the concept of a Responsibility to Protect (R2P)

Number 30 - March 2006
Pacification or Peacebuilding? Defence, Foreign Policy and Conflict Transformation

Number 29 - December 2005 - January 2006
Reflections on reconciliation
Conference of The European Network For Peace And Human Rights, Brussels, 20/21 October 2005
Book review: Achieving Security in Sub-Saharan Africa: Cost Effective Alternatives to the Military

Number 28 - July 2005
Peace Talks between the Government of the Philippines (GRP) and the Revolutionary Workers Party of Mindanao (RPM-M)
Dealing with conflict from micro to macro – a one day workshop, 21st May 2005
West Papua: The Need for Restorative Justice
Dealing with the Past: Issues and Dilemmas

Number 27 - May 2005
Campaigning Power and Civil Courage: Bringing ‘People Power’ back into Conflict Transformation
A discussion paper by Howard Clark
Report of a seminar on the above topic held in April 2005

Number 26 - February 2005
A varied issue including: Peacebuilding in Sierra Leone
Report on the ACTION for Conflict Transformation International Forum, Johannesburg, November 2004
Serious HR abuses in other countries: dilemmas facing governments and citizens
2 substantial book reviews

Number 25 - November 2004
Seminar on 'Funding Conflict Transformation: Money, Power and Accountability'

Number 24 - May 2004
This issue of the Review is mainly devoted to the work of practitioners:
Marian Liebmann: Restorative Justice in Serbia and Montenegro
Alan Pleydell : ‘Dealing with the Past’ in Bosnia, Croatia, and Serbia
Cypriot women’s NGO, Hands Across the Divide (HAD):
The Gender Dimension of Working for a post-Solution Cyprus

Number 23 - Winter 2004
Seminar on 'Gender and Conflict Transformation'

Number 22 - Autumn 2003
Seminar on 'The Ethics of Post War Intervention'

Number 21 - Summer 2003
The Role of Religion in Conflict; Return in Kosovo

Number 20 - Special Issue, February 2003
Perspectives on the 'War on Terror'

Number 19 - Winter 2002/03
Seminar on 'Economy, Conflict and the Private Sector'

Number 18 - Autumn 2002
Seminar: 'Dealing with the Past'

Number 17 - Summer 2002
The Rule of Law or the Rule of Might? - The potential invasion of Iraq; Book Reviews: Reconciliation, Justice, and Coexistence: Theory and Practice and Diana Francis' People, Peace and Power: Conflict Transformation in Action

Number 16 - Spring 2002
Political Participation of the Public in Peacemaking; Evaluation: Reflections on experience; Review of Howard Clark's report, Kosovo Work in Progress: Closing the Cycle of Violence

Number 15 - Winter 2001
The Role of NGOs - fourth and final seminar on post-conflict peacebuilding.

Number 14 - Autumn 2001
Macedonia: Perspectives and Perceptions; 'Resocialising' ex-Prisoners of War; Review of Justice and Reconciliation: After the Violence by Andrew Rigby

Number 13 - Summer 2001
The interplay of domestic, regional and international forces - third post-war peacebuilding seminar.

Number 12 - Spring 2001
Grassroots peacebuilding in Pakrac, Croatia; Healing traumatized children in Chechnya; Centre for Peacemaking and Community Development; Full text of the Book Review: Civil Resistance in Kosovo

Number 11 - Winter 2001
Demilitarising Minds and Societies - second post-war peacebuilding seminar.

Number 10 - Autumn 2000
Workshops: Conflict Transformation Training in Sudan; Democracy and Peacebuilding in the Balkans.

Number 9 - Summer 2000
Conflict Transformation - from Violence To Politics. First seminar in a series about post-war peacebuilding.

Number 8 - Spring 1999
Day's workshop on "Conflict Resolution Training: Purpose and Content."

Number 7 - Summer 1998
Workshop: The problems of return; Role of the Balkan Peace Team in FRY

Number 6 - Autumn 1997
Role and functioning of the CCTS; Advocacy and conflict resolution; Report from Chechnya

Number 5 - Spring 1997
European conference on conflict prevention; Dignity among the ruins of the North Caucasus; Abkhazia conflict resolution training workshop; Beyond training: workshop held in Croatia; Organising on the fly in Varna; King Baudouin Foundation

Number 4 - Summer 1996
Workshop: Conflict resolution training - Dilemmas of evaluation

Number 3 - Spring 1996
Transition in the Transcaucasus; Balatonfured workshop; Role of the CCCRTE; Leaves of hope in Ingushetia

Number 2 - Summer 1995
Schlaining Exchange Meeting; A forgotten Balkan town; Romania: Foundation-building for peace; Ethnic Studies Network/International Association for Conflict Management conference; Training of Civilians for UN

Number 1 - Spring 1995
CCCRTE study visit to Northern Ireland; Rekindling hope; Peacebuilding in the North Caucasus

CCTS

About the CCTS

The Committee for Conflict Transformation Support (CCTS) consists of UK-based organizations and individuals who are working in partnership with local actors to prevent violence or transform social and political conflict. Committee members are involved in work both inside and outside of the UK.

The evolution of the Committee for Conflict Transformation Support, 1992-2006

To read more about the history of the CCTS download the document on its evolution which is available here. [pdf 414kb]

Purpose of the CCTS

The CCTS creates a forum for the discussion of practical experience, and the challenges and questions arising from it. Regular committee meetings are structured to enable members to reflect on their practice and develop critical awareness and understanding of their role. The meetings also provide a forum for exchanging information and contacts and sometimes the development of cooperative or complementary work.

The committee also organizes seminars for the exploration of particular issues or areas of work. Seminars create an opportunity for more extended, in-depth discussion than is possible in committee meetings and papers are often commissioned in advance. Seminars are sometimes open to non-committee members with an interest in conflict transformation.

The CCTS also publishes a quarterly Review, containing, alternately, seminar papers and reports, and reflective articles, book reviews and other features related to conflict transformation. The reviews are all published online.

Participating Organisations

Conciliation Resources (CR), London
Quaker Peace & Social Witness (QPSW), London
Responding to Conflict (RTC), Birmingham
War Resisters International (WRI), London
Centre for Peace and Reconciliation Studies, Coventry University
St Ethelburga's Centre for Reconciliation and Peace, London
Peace Direct, London
Moldovan Initiative Committee of Management, Belfast
Action for Conflict Transformation
One World Trust
Fellowship of Reconciliation (FoR)

For more information about the CCTS, or if you would like to discuss joining the committee, please contact the secretariat:

CCTS Secretariat: c/o Conciliation Resources, 173 Upper Street, London N1 1RG, United Kingdom. Tel: +44-20-7359 7728. Fax: +44-20-7359 4081. Email: ccts@c-r.org