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Research Projects The Asch Center is involved in a variety of projects related to ethnopolitical conflict. Please refer to our Research Agenda for an overview. Several current and recent projects are described HERE. Research Seminars Since moving to Bryn Mawr College, the Asch Center has continued the practice of hosting talks from affiliated faculty and other professionals whose activities are related to issues of ethnopolitical conflict. Speakers from the Boston -- Washington, D.C. corridor are invited to offer their latest research findings and theoretical proposals for engaging and free-flowing discussion. The talks are co-sponsored by Peace and Conflict Studies and the Social Sciences Center at Bryn Mawr. Speakers during the 2007-2008 academic year include: 21 April, 2008
Barak Mendelsohn Haverford College Westphalia vs. God: The Longer World War
31 March, 2008 Rafi Nets-Zehngut International Center for Cooperation and Conflict Resolution (ICCCR) Teachers College, Columbia University Transformation of the Collective Memory of Intractable Conflicts: A Theoretical Model and Empirical Findings from Israel 4 March, 2008
Dr. Amar Jesani Centre for Enquiry into Health and Allied Themes Mumbai, India Health and Rights Violations in the Gujarat Riots of 2002*
28 January,
2008
Department of Psychology Tel Aviv University Russell Berrie Visiting Professor Lehigh University Coming to Terms with Your Ingroup's Moral
Infringements: The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict as a Case Study* 27 November,
2007
Past Activities For a description of events and activities during
the Asch Center’s association with the University of Pennsylvania,
click HERE.
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