Die Rolle der Diaspora in Krisenentwicklung und ziviler Konfliktbearbeitung

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This collection explores various aspects of diaspora communities and their roles in conflict resolution and transformation across different regions. Jörg Calließ discusses efforts to harness new perspectives and resources for conflict management, while Margret Johannsen reports on the situation in Palestine after years of armed conflict. The Palestinian minority within a Jewish-ethnic state is examined by Raif Hussein, and Henning Niederhoff reflects on the current status of Palestinians in Germany. Johannsen also investigates the potential of transnational social spaces for constructive conflict transformation, particularly regarding Western European Palestinians. Muriel Asseburg addresses the challenges for European policy from Aqaba to Geneva, and Awat Asadi highlights the growing significance of the Kurdish diaspora in resolving the Kurdish conflict. Bayram Ayaz presents a constitutional draft for Iraq, while Wolfram Zunzer provides insights from Forum 3. In Sri Lanka, Jay Maheswaran assesses grievances and the peace process, with contributions from Dhananjayan Sriskandarajah on the Tamil diaspora's involvement. Nimalan Karthikeyan and R. Cheran discuss enhancing the diaspora's role in peace efforts, while Brian Basnayake reviews initiatives in Switzerland aimed at reconstruction. David Anton Thavarajah reflects on two decades of the Tamil diaspora in Switzerland, and Christoph Bleis summarizes the discussions on civil