Titlebook: Culture, Conflict, and Peacebuilding; Christina Beyene,Leonardo Luna,Jessica Senehi Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-14520-4ss into civic action. This chapter emphasizes that museums have important roles to play in peace education and suggests that museum contributions to peacebuilding and racial reckoning should be further recognized, explored, and expanded.

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Actual Places: The Transformative Nature of Experiential and Reflective Learningucturing of their cognitive framework. The chapter also suggests that visiting places and reflecting on experiences can promote reconciliation and foster a more inclusive civic identity among participants.

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Embolische Prozesse in der Lunge,uth is reflected upon. This reflection is drawn from a deep literature review as well as personal and professional experiences and insights that include the privilege of working and studying in both the South and the North.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84628-885-2ict studies literature, creating persistent gaps in our knowledge regarding peacebuilding approaches in this region. Further gaps exist regarding the exploration of Indigenous peacebuilding practices in Eastern and Northern African societies.

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Richard Baldock,Duncan Davidsont also stories from my research and community in West Papua, a remarkable group of Mamas who live the courage of stars every day. This chapter concludes with ideas for further practice inspired by the Mamas in Papua, particularly how to dwell in their stories and act on those stories after community consultation.

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Connections Between Critical Peacebuilding Perspectives and Southern and Liberation Theoriesuth is reflected upon. This reflection is drawn from a deep literature review as well as personal and professional experiences and insights that include the privilege of working and studying in both the South and the North.

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A Heritage of Stars: The Dangerous Business of Being a Woman and What to Do About Itt also stories from my research and community in West Papua, a remarkable group of Mamas who live the courage of stars every day. This chapter concludes with ideas for further practice inspired by the Mamas in Papua, particularly how to dwell in their stories and act on those stories after community consultation.