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International Conference on Anthropology of Violence and Conflict Resolution

📅 30–31 Jan 2027 📍 Milan, Italy 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the cultural and social dimensions of violence through an anthropological lens. It aims to understand how different societies conceptualize and respond to violence in various contexts.

This session focuses on innovative approaches to conflict resolution within diverse social settings. Participants will examine case studies that highlight successful mediation and negotiation techniques.

This track investigates the theoretical frameworks and practical applications of peace studies in today's global landscape. It emphasizes the role of social sciences in fostering sustainable peace.

This session addresses the causes and consequences of political violence across different regions. Scholars will analyze the interplay between state power, societal conflict, and individual agency.

This track examines the relationship between ethnic identity and conflict, focusing on the dynamics that lead to violence among different groups. Discussions will highlight case studies that illustrate the complexities of ethnic tensions.

This session delves into the mechanisms of reconciliation in societies recovering from conflict. It will explore the roles of truth commissions, restorative justice, and community engagement in healing.

This track focuses on the intersection of human rights and violence, examining how violations impact communities and individuals. Scholars will discuss advocacy strategies aimed at promoting accountability and justice.

This session provides a multidisciplinary examination of war, analyzing historical contexts alongside contemporary conflicts. It aims to foster a deeper understanding of the social implications of warfare.

This track explores various transitional justice mechanisms employed in post-conflict societies to address past atrocities. Participants will discuss the effectiveness and challenges of these approaches in achieving justice and reconciliation.

This session focuses on the role of mediation in transforming conflicts and fostering dialogue among opposing parties. It will highlight best practices and lessons learned from various mediation efforts.

This track examines the role of international organizations and grassroots movements in global peacebuilding efforts. Discussions will center on collaborative strategies that promote long-term stability and coexistence.