Reconstructing post-conflict cultures: a case study of Bosnia
Over the last decade tremendous interest has been expressed by international organisations such as UNESCO in the “deep cultural roots” of war. Cultural reform programmes are regarded today as a crucial component of international peace efforts. This chapter considers how international reconstruction...
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| description | Over the last decade tremendous interest has been expressed by international organisations such as UNESCO in the “deep cultural roots” of war. Cultural reform programmes are regarded today as a crucial component of international peace efforts. This chapter considers how international reconstruction efforts now encompasses cultural reform through a case study of peace building efforts in Bosnia. I begin by considering the understanding of culture held by international organisations before going on to examine international culture of peace models and their implementation in Bosnia. My research critically analyses the implications of international programmes for cultural autonomy and social cohesion in Bosnia. |
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| spelling | nottingham-13992020-05-04T20:30:13Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/1399/ Reconstructing post-conflict cultures: a case study of Bosnia Pupavac, Vanessa Over the last decade tremendous interest has been expressed by international organisations such as UNESCO in the “deep cultural roots” of war. Cultural reform programmes are regarded today as a crucial component of international peace efforts. This chapter considers how international reconstruction efforts now encompasses cultural reform through a case study of peace building efforts in Bosnia. I begin by considering the understanding of culture held by international organisations before going on to examine international culture of peace models and their implementation in Bosnia. My research critically analyses the implications of international programmes for cultural autonomy and social cohesion in Bosnia. Zoilus Press 2006 Book Section PeerReviewed Pupavac, Vanessa (2006) Reconstructing post-conflict cultures: a case study of Bosnia. In: Post-conflict cultures: rituals of representation. Studies in post-conflict studies (1). Zoilus Press, London, pp. 133-150. ISBN 9781902878584 |
| spellingShingle | Pupavac, Vanessa Reconstructing post-conflict cultures: a case study of Bosnia |
| title | Reconstructing post-conflict cultures: a case study of Bosnia |
| title_full | Reconstructing post-conflict cultures: a case study of Bosnia |
| title_fullStr | Reconstructing post-conflict cultures: a case study of Bosnia |
| title_full_unstemmed | Reconstructing post-conflict cultures: a case study of Bosnia |
| title_short | Reconstructing post-conflict cultures: a case study of Bosnia |
| title_sort | reconstructing post-conflict cultures: a case study of bosnia |
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