Conflict Transformation For Ukraine And Russia – OpEd
Attempting to resolve a conflict only by attending to direct violence is a realist fallacy, Johan Galtung once told us
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Author: Jake Lynch
Jake Lynch is based at the Department of Peace and Conflict Studies of the University of Sydney, after completing a Leverhulme Visiting Professorship at Coventry University, in the UK, in 2020.
Articles by Jake Lynch :
Paths Not Taken: Peace Initiatives That Would Have Helped Avoid The Mess We’re In Now – OpEd
Why is there so little talk of peace for Ukraine? Is the world community really prepared to sit on its
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Dual Denialisms – OpEd
A consensus of credentialled opinion has formed that Israel, in its treatment of Palestinians, is operating a system of apartheid,
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Arms Industry: The Tail Wagging The Dog – OpEd
War would be in no-one’s interests. How often have we heard that, in the current Ukraine crisis? But there is
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How News About Climate And Environment Can Prompt And Enable Audience Action – OpEd
Paradox: the period in which global public concern over climate change rose most steeply – roughly speaking, the five years after
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Is Tide Turning On Representation Of Palestinian Struggle? – OpEd
his time, it was different. Protests over Israel’s threatened forcible removal of Palestinian residents from East Jerusalem, followed by armed
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Why Britain Breaking Up Would Be Good For All Concerned – OpEd
“The UK government spokesperson did not state any advantages from Brexit, in response to a direct question”. So reports the Sheffield Star, in
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Beyond Nation States: Time For Europe To Step Up? – OpEd
In early 1989, I was training at the Centre for Journalism Studies of Cardiff University, when our course tutors laid
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Save The BBC, But For What? – OpEd
That was the week that was: the week when online public consultations ended on the future of the BBC’s licence
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Brexit And The Dilemma Of UK Labour – OpEd
The likely shape and pattern of Brexit has loomed larger out of the shadows in recent days. An iconic manufacturing
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