Ethnographic Peace Research

1. Introduction: The Key Strengths of Ethnographic Peace Research
Gearoid Millar

2. Contextualizing Ethnographic Peace Research
Birgit Bräuchler

3. Feminist Ethnographic Research: Excavating Narratives of Wartime Rape
Annika Björkdahl, Johanna Mannergren Selimovic

4. Institutional Ethnography as Peace Research
Mike Klein

5. The Impetus for Peace Studies to Make a Collaborative Turn: Towards Community Collaborative Research
Bennett Collins, Alison Watson

6. Conflicting Boundaries and Roles: Impressions of Ethnographic Fieldwork in the French Banlieues

Luuk Slooter

7. Violent Spirits and a Messy Peace: Against Romanticizing Local Understandings and Practices of Peace in Mozambique
Nikkie Wiegink

8. Understanding Reconciliation Through Reflexive Practice: Ethnographic Examples from Canada and Timor-Leste
Victoria K. Sakti, Anne-Marie Reynaud

9. Researching Peace Peacefully: Using Ethnographic Approaches in Timor-Leste
Sophia Close

10. How Much Peace Can the Military Instigate? Anthropological Perspectives on the Role of the Military in Peace Intervention
Maren Tomforde

11. Beyond “Being There”: Space and Mobility in Ethnographic Peace and Transitional Justice Research
Courtney E. Cole

12. Conclusion: The Constructive Tension of Interdisciplinary Endeavours
Gearoid Millar

Nyckelord: Political Science and International Relations, Peace Studies