This study explores an effect of violent conflict in Cyprus-Missing Persons-and the process of exhumations. By interviewing experts on the Cypriot conflict about the exhumations process, Fics has revealed the challenges and successes that may arise for sustainable peace and healing in Cyprus and beyond.
This study explores an effect of violent conflict in Cyprus-Missing Persons-and the process of exhumations. By interviewing experts on the Cypriot conflict about the exhumations process, Fics has revealed the challenges and successes that may arise for sustainable peace and healing in Cyprus and beyond.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kristian Fics has a joint Master's in Peace and Conflict Studies from the Arthur V. Mauro Center of Peace and Justice at the University of Manitoba and University of Winnipeg. He is currently doing his PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy at Nova Southeastern University.
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Acknowledgements Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Journal Entry 1.2 Introduction 1.3 History of Cyprus Conflict 1.4 Purpose Statement 1.5 Significance of the Study 1.6 Limitations of the Study 1.7 Context of the Study 1.7.1 Missing Persons in a Global Context 1.7.2 Missing Persons in a Cypriot Context and Some Challenges for the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus 1.8 Framework of the Study 1.9 Conclusion Chapter 2 Literature Review 2.1 Journal Entry 2.2 Introduction 2.3 Basic Human Needs 2.4 Psychological Ideas and Trauma 2.5 Peacebuilding as Sustainable Reconciliation and Restorative Justice 2.6 Restorative Justice 2.7 Storytelling 2.8 Conclusion Chapter 3 Methodology 3.1 Journal Entry 3.2 Introduction 3.3 Research Location 3.4 Qualitative Research Strategy 3.5 Semi-structured Interviewing 3.6 Role of Researcher 3.7 Data Gathering Techniques 3.8 Data Analysis and Grounded Theory 3.9 Study Participants 3.10 Problems/Challenges Encountered Conducting Research 3.11 Conclusion Chapter 4 Uncertainty and Psychology 4.1 Journal Entry 4.2 Introduction 4.3 Uncertainty and Knowledge of Death 4.4 Uncertainty and Closure 4.5 Uncertainty and Burial 4.6 Uncertainty and Time 4.7 Psychology and Time 4.8 Psychological Healing and Catharsis 4.9 Psychological Relief 4.10 Psychological Closure 4.11 Psychologically Shared Suffering 4.12 Victimization and Psychological Transgenerational Transmission of Trauma 4.13 Conclusion and Summary of Key Findings Chapter 5 Bicommunal Relations 5.1 Journal Entry 5.2 Introduction 5.3 Percentage of the Missing 5.4 List Agreement and Bicommunal Challenges 5.5 Bicommunal Contact and Time 5.6 Bicommunal CMP Organization and Inter-ethnic Friendship Development 5.7 Bicommunal Leadership 5.8 Conclusion and Summary of Key Findings Chapter 6 Storytelling-Even the Dead Have a Voice: The Bones Are Telling a Story 6.1 Journal Entry 6.2 Introduction 6.3 What is Storytelling? 6.4 The Bones as Story 6.5 Storytelling and Information 6.6 Constructive Storytelling 6.7 Storytelling and Historical Non-Reoccurrence of Violence 6.8 Conclusion and Summary of Key Findings Chapter 7 A Common Future 7.1 Introduction 7.2 Empowerment and Uncertainty 7.3 Challenges of the Process of Exhumations 7.4 Conclusion and Future Research References Appendix A Interview Questions Appendix B Diagram: 1) Empowerment or Uncertainty Appendix C Diagram: 2) Challenges of the Process of Exhumations Appendix D Map of Cyprus
Acknowledgements Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Journal Entry 1.2 Introduction 1.3 History of Cyprus Conflict 1.4 Purpose Statement 1.5 Significance of the Study 1.6 Limitations of the Study 1.7 Context of the Study 1.7.1 Missing Persons in a Global Context 1.7.2 Missing Persons in a Cypriot Context and Some Challenges for the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus 1.8 Framework of the Study 1.9 Conclusion Chapter 2 Literature Review 2.1 Journal Entry 2.2 Introduction 2.3 Basic Human Needs 2.4 Psychological Ideas and Trauma 2.5 Peacebuilding as Sustainable Reconciliation and Restorative Justice 2.6 Restorative Justice 2.7 Storytelling 2.8 Conclusion Chapter 3 Methodology 3.1 Journal Entry 3.2 Introduction 3.3 Research Location 3.4 Qualitative Research Strategy 3.5 Semi-structured Interviewing 3.6 Role of Researcher 3.7 Data Gathering Techniques 3.8 Data Analysis and Grounded Theory 3.9 Study Participants 3.10 Problems/Challenges Encountered Conducting Research 3.11 Conclusion Chapter 4 Uncertainty and Psychology 4.1 Journal Entry 4.2 Introduction 4.3 Uncertainty and Knowledge of Death 4.4 Uncertainty and Closure 4.5 Uncertainty and Burial 4.6 Uncertainty and Time 4.7 Psychology and Time 4.8 Psychological Healing and Catharsis 4.9 Psychological Relief 4.10 Psychological Closure 4.11 Psychologically Shared Suffering 4.12 Victimization and Psychological Transgenerational Transmission of Trauma 4.13 Conclusion and Summary of Key Findings Chapter 5 Bicommunal Relations 5.1 Journal Entry 5.2 Introduction 5.3 Percentage of the Missing 5.4 List Agreement and Bicommunal Challenges 5.5 Bicommunal Contact and Time 5.6 Bicommunal CMP Organization and Inter-ethnic Friendship Development 5.7 Bicommunal Leadership 5.8 Conclusion and Summary of Key Findings Chapter 6 Storytelling-Even the Dead Have a Voice: The Bones Are Telling a Story 6.1 Journal Entry 6.2 Introduction 6.3 What is Storytelling? 6.4 The Bones as Story 6.5 Storytelling and Information 6.6 Constructive Storytelling 6.7 Storytelling and Historical Non-Reoccurrence of Violence 6.8 Conclusion and Summary of Key Findings Chapter 7 A Common Future 7.1 Introduction 7.2 Empowerment and Uncertainty 7.3 Challenges of the Process of Exhumations 7.4 Conclusion and Future Research References Appendix A Interview Questions Appendix B Diagram: 1) Empowerment or Uncertainty Appendix C Diagram: 2) Challenges of the Process of Exhumations Appendix D Map of Cyprus
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