Resources

The Oslo forum process strives to critically examine the current practice of conflict mediation. The themes raised at each event are intended to provoke discussions, suggest interesting questions and propose new or unconventional approaches.

Background papers are prepared prior to the retreats to set the tone for discussions and to sensitise participants to current debates and innovative ideas.
 

Building Peace in 2013 Reflections and Experiences from the Oslo Forum Network

by , | Show abstract
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Mediation after revolution in Libya

by Sean William Kane and Kenny Gluck, | Show abstract
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The politics of intervention – The art of talking

by Jonathan Prentice, | Show abstract
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Peacemaking in Myanmar: Progress to date and challenges ahead

by Adam Cooper, | Show abstract
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Can Nigeria’s contradictions be mediated?

by Funmi Olonisakin, | Show abstract
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Can mediation transform societies?

by Katia Papagianni, | Show abstract
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