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CATEGORIES:Education\, Equality and Development (EED)  Group 
 Seminars
SUMMARY:'Making Sense of Colombia’s No to Peace An Eliciti
 ve Conflict Mapping Workshop'with Dr. Josefina Ech
 avarría Alvarez &amp\; Terence Bevington\, a semin
 ar in collaboration with the Cambridge Peace and E
 ducation Research group - Dr Echavarría Alvarez \,
  University of Innsbruck within the UNESCO Chair F
 or Peace Studies\,  Terence Bevington\, PhD candid
 ate 
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20161108T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20161108T183000
UID:TALK68995AThttp://talks.cam.ac.uk
URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/68995
DESCRIPTION:On 2nd October 2016 more than 50% of Colombian vot
 ers said NO to the peace accord signed by the Colo
 mbian government and the FARC-EP guerrillas.\nAfte
 r more than 60 years of war\, many are now trying 
 to understand why this happened.\nIn this workshop
 \, Dr.Josefina Echavarría Alvarez will apply the m
 ethodology of Elicitive Conflict Mapping to help d
 evelop an understanding of the Colombia no-vote\, 
 examining it as an episode that is fuelled by a la
 rger epi-centre of conflictive dynamics and relati
 onships.\nElicitive Concept Mapping is a tool whic
 h seeks to operationalisethe philosophy of transra
 tional peace and the art of elicitive conflict wor
 k.\nDr Echavarría Alvarez is a Colombian academic 
 working at the University of Innsbruck within the 
 UNESCO Chair For Peace Studies.\nTerence Bevington
 \, PhD candidate at the Faculty of Education and C
 PERG member\, will share some insights and present
  some provocative proposals based on his recent st
 udy visit to Colombia at the height of the referen
 dum campaign.\nThe workshop will conclude with que
 stions and discussion on the issues raised.
LOCATION: GS1  Faculty of Education\, 184 Hills Road\, Camb
 ridge\, CB2 8PQ
CONTACT:Ann Waterman
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