OSCE Talks: Preparing for peace
An OSCE Talks report which looks at the challenges and opportunities of communications and media, including social and new media, in conflict situations.
Preparing for peace: communications in conflict resolution
An OSCE Talks report based on a seminar held at Trinity College Dublin on 24 October 2012.
Contents:
- Foreword by the OSCE Chairperson-in-Office
Session I. Reporting on peace processes, shaping public opinion
- Dialogue and wider engagement in post-conflict peace processes
Erwan Fouéré - Credibility, coherence and connectedness: communication in post-conflict interventions
Alexandra Stiglmayer - Reporting on negotiation, shaping public opinion: the Northern Ireland experience
Denis Murray - Rapporteurs’ report , session I
Session II. New media in conflict resolution: challenges and opportunities
- New media and peacebuilding: framing the discussion
Anand Varghese - “Cyber-social” geography
John Kelly - Online communication in conflict zones: a case study from the South Caucasus
Onnik Krikorian - Rapporteurs’ report, session II
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