AuthorsKai Frithjof Brand-Jacobsen, Paul van Tongeren ProjectNew Routes 1/2012, Elections: Free, fair- and nonviolent?, Vol. 17, The Life and Peace Institute, 2012 PublisherThe Life & Peace Institute LocationsSpain, Romania Year2012 PartnersPATRIR, NOVA Download pdfEnglish
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AuthorNatalya Belitser ProjectCrimea Policy Dialogue Project FunderMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Finland PublisherPATRIR LocationCluj-Napoca, Romania Year2012 Download pdfEnglish
Territorial autonomies: Case Studies of the ARC and Finland Read More »
AuthorKai Frithjof Brand-Jacobsen ProjectPalestine-Israel Peace Support Operations Funderaecid (Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo) PublishersPATRIR, NOVA LocationsSpain, Romania Year2009 PartnerNOVA Download pdfEnglish
Palestine & Israel: Improving Civil Society Peacebuilding Strategies, Design and Impact Read More »
AuthorKai Frithjof Brand-Jacobsen ProjectAndrea Ricci, From Early Warning to Early Action? The debate on the enhancement of the EU’s Crisis Response capability continues, Vol. 3, EC Publications Office, Brussels, 2008 FunderEuropean Commission PublishersEuropean Commission, External Relations Directorate-General LocationBelgium Year2008 Download pdfEnglish
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AuthorKai Frithjof Brand-Jacobsen ProjectAssociations and Reseources for Conflict Management Skills (ARCA) FunderEuropean Commission PublisherPATRIR LocationCluj-Napoca, Romania Year2007 Download pdfEnglish
The Toolkit for Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation in Nepal contains basic concepts, tools, methods and approaches for peacebuilding, conflict transformation and post-war reconstruction, rehabilitation, reconciliation and healing. It is a useful foundation for the trainer, individual or organization working in peacebuilding and conflict transformation. Download pdfEnglish
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The Peace Action, Training and Research Institute of Romania (PATRIR) was founded in 2001 as a non-governmental, non-profit, politically independent organization in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. The institute has as basic principles non-violence, conflict transformation, the promotion of human rights through information and awareness raising by solutions oriented, social, political and economic analysis