Transposition and Adaptation of Models in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland: The Personal Experience of Brandon Hamber

In deeply-divided societies coming out of conflict the role of mediators from the “middle-ground” according to John Paul Lederach’s theory is an asset. In Northern Ireland, the period following the Belfast Agreement of 1998 saw opportunities for such people to exert influence on policy making concer...

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Main Author:	Fabrice Mourlon
Format:	Article
Language:	fra
Published:	Pléiade (EA 7338) 2016-02-01
Series:	Itinéraires
Subjects:	Northern Ireland conflict policymaking cultural transfers civil society dealing with the past reconciliation
Online Access:	http://journals.openedition.org/itineraires/2876

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title	Transposition and Adaptation of Models in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland: The Personal Experience of Brandon Hamber
title_short	Transposition and Adaptation of Models in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland: The Personal Experience of Brandon Hamber
title_full	Transposition and Adaptation of Models in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland: The Personal Experience of Brandon Hamber
title_fullStr	Transposition and Adaptation of Models in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland: The Personal Experience of Brandon Hamber
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title_sort	transposition and adaptation of models in post-conflict northern ireland: the personal experience of brandon hamber
publisher	Pléiade (EA 7338)
series	Itinéraires
issn	2427-920X
publishDate	2016-02-01
description	In deeply-divided societies coming out of conflict the role of mediators from the “middle-ground” according to John Paul Lederach’s theory is an asset. In Northern Ireland, the period following the Belfast Agreement of 1998 saw opportunities for such people to exert influence on policy making concerning contentious issues such as dealing with the past and reconciliation. This article aims at highlighting the role of Brandon Hamber, whose experience in South Africa helped shape his involvement in Northern Ireland. His position as both an outsider and insider provides an example of how policies are designed in transitional societies.
topic	Northern Ireland conflict policymaking cultural transfers civil society dealing with the past reconciliation
url	http://journals.openedition.org/itineraires/2876
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Transposition and Adaptation of Models in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland: The Personal Experience of Brandon Hamber

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