For three days, academics from institutions all over the world are meeting at PRIO for an exchange on culture and violent conflict.
Humanities Approaches to Culture and Violent Conflict
- Culture and Violent Conflict: the Need for a Humanities Approach to Peace and Conflict Studies
- Culture Scandal as Public Stage: Exposing the Norms that Sustain Violence in Israel/Palestine
- Structural Evil? Locating Violence Between Mechanics and Representation in War Games
Cultures of War
- The Distinct Military Cultures of 32 Battalion, Koevoet, and SWATF
- Dark Dystopian Consumption of Violent Extremism: Visual Analysis of ISIS Propaganda Videos
- Words on Violence and the ‘Full Freight of History’
- Tamil Militancy in Sri Lanka and the Role of Religion and Cultural Expressions
Violence and Conflict Transformation
- Norwegian Imaginaries of Bandits and Revolutionaries
- Investigating Patterns of Violence: Movement and Conflict Transformation
- A Culture of Peace and Violence in the Tahrir Movement
Arts and Activism in Contexts of Violent Conflict
- Arts and Activism: the Role of Artists in (Post-)Conflict Societal Transformation
- Slam Poetry in Africa, an Arm to Fight Conflict and Oppression
Arts and Activism in Contexts of Violent Conflict
- The Artistic Imagination, Activism & the Hostile Immigration Environment: Reflections on advancing refugee resettlement and humanitarianism in the West
- On music and resistance: the struggle for self-assertion in the Colombian South Pacific Coast
- Materialising ‘Practical hope’: Arts and Activism in Bosnia and Herzegovina
The way forward: emerging themes, visions and structures
For the full programme, please see the attachment in the column to the right on this page.
