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Students’ Perspectives on Peer Assessmentng the same territory. They are faced with the challenge of having to acquire a mode of relating to each other, which replaces the violence of the past. Yet how do they alter their antagonistic relationship into mutual acceptance? How does the termination of a violent conflict lead to actual long-te

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Jan Alexis Nielsen,Jens Dolin,Sofie Tidemand agents were hybrids between customary mechanism as discussed in Chapter 1 and modernised and institutionalised practise. The objective of this chapter is to analyse these initiatives and to assess whether they led to the transformation of the violent conflict. In line with Giddens’s structuration t

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Students’ Perspectives on Peer Assessmentigenous mediators, churches and the Presidential Commission for Teso (PCT). At the time, the different mediation efforts were successful in remembering the Teso society which no longer defined itself in opposition to Museveni. Today, however, despite this initial achievement, and even though the peo

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Transforming Automobile Assemblynd concludes that, as the example of Teso illustrates, mere termination is not enough since it may leave the antagonistic relationship between the parties to the conflict in place. With about half of all settlements relapsing into violence within five years, dealing with the past of a violent confli

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Book 2008Drawing on the concept of hermeneutics the book argues that the successes and setbacks of conflict transformation in Teso can be understood through analyzing the impact of memory, identity, closure and power on social change and calls for a comprehensive effort of dealing with the past in war-torn societies.