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Research Center “Transformations of Political Violence” | collaboration of @prif.org, @goetheuni.bsky.social, @tuda.bsky.social, @jlugiessen.bsky.social & @unimarburg.bsky.social. Funded by the BMFTR. https://www.trace-center.de/

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TraCe@trace-center.de · 3w ago

How can peace be built while violence remains active? TraCe welcomes David Luquetta as a TraCe Visiting Fellow. He focuses on urban violence, territorial transformations of armed conflict & emerging approaches to peacebuilding in the Colombian Caribbean. 🔗 www.trace-center.de/en/news-1/de...

TraCe@trace-center.de · 3w ago

Can Feminist Strategic Litigation advance Indigenous rights and gender equality in Canada? Lara Zieß & Sabine Mannitz explore the tension between law as a tool of oppression and as a potential means of transformation in the new TraCe Working Paper No. 10. 👉 www.trace-center.de/en/publicati...

Cover of TraCe Working Paper No. 10
TraCe@trace-center.de · 2mo ago

📚 From internationalized civil wars & digital technologies to the role of institutions, memory & language: How are forms, institutions & interpretations of political violence changing? The “Routledge Handbook on Transformations of Political Violence“ offers a comprehensive overview – out now! 🎉

The SharePic includes the title and editors of the handbook on the left and the handbook's cover on a 3D book mockup on the right.
TraCe@trace-center.de · 2mo ago

The war in Sudan is an urgent humanitarian crisis that threatens the country’s cultural heritage. In her article “War, Erasure, and the Politics of Culture in Sudan,” Larissa-Diana Fuhrmann (TraCe & @prif.org) explores the erasure of cultural identities. 🔗 gjia.georgetown.edu/human-rights...

War, Erasure, and the Politics of Culture in Sudan - Georgetown Journal of International Affairs

Two millennia of inhabitation by indigenous groups, immigrant and diaspora communities, and many others who made the land their home have shaped Sudan’s cultural legacy along the two Niles. Today, ove...

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TraCe@trace-center.de · 7mo ago

🎉 4 years of research on political violence! As TraCe concludes its first funding phase, we reflected on our journey at our retreat in Lollar. This graphic recording by Christa Fajen captures our research, exchange, and activities. Ready for the next chapter! 🔗 www.trace-center.de/en/news-1/de...

The Graphic recording shows a lettering in the center of the picture that says “four years of research on political violence”. At the top of the lettering, there’s a visualization of the four TraCe Research Fields in form of a directional sign. Every field is structured in themes with small drawings and the research question addressed there. Below the lettering there’s a chronological structured map, that shows the TraCe events and conferences, as well as knowledge transfer facts and figures.