Strategizing Global Peace

Integrating Gender, Nonviolence, and Museums for Peace in a Changing World

Inbunden, Engelska, 2027

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Strategizing Global Peace: Integrating Gender, Nonviolence, and Museums for Peace in a Changing World is an interdisciplinary examination focusing on how gender, nonviolence, and collective memory shape the evolving landscape of peace in a rapidly changing world. It illuminates the historical and contemporary struggles faced by women ranging from structural inequality to direct violence while simultaneously showcasing their pivotal roles in peacebuilding across South Asia and the wider Global South. The chapters further engage with key dimensions of peace practice, including Gandhian nonviolence, peace journalism, and emerging digital technologies, each of which is transforming how societies perceive, interpret, and respond to conflict.The book examines how museums and memorials function as pedagogical spaces for peace. By analyzing narratives of political assassinations, nuclear tragedies, and military histories, it demonstrates how public memory can foster empathy, understanding, and cross-cultural dialogue. Through the case studies of Kashmir and the Korean Peninsula, the book highlights how curated histories can help nations comprehend another’s suffering and aspirations. Ultimately, this work lays out a clear, insightful, and hopeful pathway toward building fairer, more inclusive, and more peaceful societies in today’s complex global environment.

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Utgivningsdatum:2027-01-07
Mått:152 x 229 x 15 mm
Vikt:391 g
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:304
Förlag:Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
ISBN:9798216276876

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Aslam Khan is professor in the Nelson Mandela Centre for Peace and Conflict Resolution, Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi. Bawa Singh is professor at South and Central Asian Studies, School of International Studies, Central University of Punjab, Bathinda. Senthan Selvarajah is the CEO of the Gate Institute, UK, Co-Director of the Centre for Media, Human Rights and Peacebuilding, UK, and an Academic Tutor and PhD Supervisor at Unicaf University.

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This vital collection offers a profound rethinking of how we build sustainable peace. By beautifully connecting the realities of gender justice, the timeless philosophy of nonviolence, and the creative pedagogy of peace museums, the authors remind us that peace is an active, lived experience. Rooted in diverse global insights, this book provides essential, field-tested frameworks for anyone dedicated to cultivating empathy, deepening democracy, and shaping a truly inclusive world.

Innehållsförteckning

IntroductionAslam Khan, Bawa Singh and, Senthan SelvarajahTheme I: Gender and Peace Chapter 1: Structural Violence Through the Lens of Gender-Based ViolenceTulika ChakravortyChapter 2: Gender and Peace in Contemporary Societies: Perspectives from the Global SouthPragya MilindChapter 3: Power and Gender in International Relations: Reimagining Global Peace Through Gender-Inclusive ApproachesNitesh Kumar Ahlawat and Sandeep SinghChapter 4: Situating Nonviolence and Understanding Peace for Northeast India: Historical Reflections and Democratization ProcessLaishram Jitendrajit SinghChapter 5: In the Shadow of Gender Apartheid: Women’s Enduring Role in Shaping Peace amid Political Turbulence in AfghanistanAbdul Wasi, Jay Koche, and Bawa SinghChapter 6: Gender Perspectives on Climate Justice: Navigating Just Transitions for Sustainable and Inclusive FutureSyed Nadeem Fatmi and Amna MirzaChapter 7: Harmony in Action: Paving the Way to Just, Non-Violent, and Sustainable World Kuldeep Singh Panwar and Jugal Kishore DadhichTheme II: Nonviolence and Peace Journalism Chapter 8: Conflict Reporting in Kashmir: Towards or Away from Peace JournalismSana Haider and Zaid Mustafa AlviChapter 9: Integrating Gandhian Nonviolent Communication in Dialogues for Global PeaceVedabhyas KunduChapter 10: The Impact of “X” on Peace Journalism and Global Solidarity Movements in the 21st CenturyJay Koche, Anjana V.S., and Jeevanjot Kaur Theme III: Museums for Peace Chapter 11: Political Assassination in the Third World and Memorials and Museums for PeaceSyed Sikander MehdiChapter 12: The Potential of Military Museums in Creating Cooperative Relationships Between CountriesElts Elena Eduardovna and Gozalov Parvin Fakhraddin OgluChapter 13: US Nuclear Tests’ Victims in Japan and Their Lawsuits: Roles of Museums for PeaceKazuyo YamaneTheme IV: Regional Peace Frameworks in the Asia-PacificChapter 14: Virtual Connectivity & AI as Prospective Frameworks for Act East Policy in the Indo-Pacific RegionAparna ChaudharyChapter 15: The Architecture of Kashmiriyat: Nation-Building Through Cultural Resistance, Mysticism, and RegionalismAman JaswalChapter 16: The Korean Question: A Peace History PerspectiveKlaus SchlichtmannChapter 17: Social Conflict and Peace: Ambedkar as a Peacebuilder through Constitutionalism in IndiaDiksha Kanwat, Sonal Meena, and Shrishti SharmaChapter 18: Health as a Tool in Peacebuilding: A Case Study of Doctors Without Borders in IraqHarsh Dayal and Manabhanjan MeherChapter 19: Reimagining Peacebuilding in Kashmir: Overcoming the Legacy of Violence through Grassroots InitiativesNasir Ahmad Ganaie and Aslam Khan