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"A Time to be Tough, a Time to be Tender:" Exploring the Paradigms and Effects of Masculinities in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland

Lada, Jenna (University of Oregon, 2018-04-10)

This thesis examines the paradigms of masculinities during and after Northern Ireland’s conflict to understand how societal transition from intrastate conflict impacts males’ identities and mental health. Focusing on ...
Constructing Jerusalem: A Palestinian Digital Discourse

Campbell, Ian (University of Oregon, 2021-04-27)

The following interdisciplinary research investigates digital communication using a constructivist interpretation for conflict analysis. President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel formed the basis ...
Exploring the Intersection of Collective Identity and Peacebuilding: a Case Study of Kids4Peace Jerusalem

Diamond, Laura (University of Oregon, 2020-09-24)

This study examines the experience of Palestinian and Israeli youth involved in a coexistence organization Kids4Peace Jerusalem. This qualitative research investigates the questions: 1) What is the interaction between ...
Framing Peace and Violence in Intractable Conflict: Towards an Understanding of Perceptions in Palestinian Universities

Palm, Alex (University of Oregon, 2013-10-03)

This thesis explores the perceptions of Palestinian university students on topics of peace with Israel and armed or violent conflict engagement strategies. By relying on Frame Analysis literature, this research describes ...
Israeli Rejection of the Arab Peace Initiative: Political Climate and Public Perceptions

Zeumer, Mathias (University of Oregon, 2015-01-14)

The Arab Peace Initiative (former Saudi Initiative) was officially proposed by Saudi Arabia and has been (re-)endorsed by all 22 member states of the Arab League since 2002. Israel has not officially responded to the API ...
Jerusalem: Boundaries, Spaces, and Heterotopias of Conflict

Bush, Catherine (University of Oregon, 2017-05-01)

This paper aims to tell many different stories about life in Jerusalem. It is, in part, about the human suffering that exists under Israeli occupation. It is about the legitimacy of powerful narratives, despite inaccuracies ...
The Application and Effects of Service Dog Training by Inmates to Self-Perception and Self-Other Overlap as a Rehabilitative Approach to Incarceration

Aufderheide, Carmaleta (University of Oregon, 2016-11-21)

Prison Animal Programs that bring inmates and dogs together consistently report improvements to inmates’ self-esteem, ability to empathize, and helping behaviors with no understanding of why these improvements occur. ...