Savremeno rešavanje sukoba

Ciljevi izučavanja predmeta

Cilj je da se u skladu sa savremenim pravcima razvoja naučne discipline studije mira, kritički izlože novi pristupi i metode rešavanja sukoba nakon okončanja blokovske podele sveta i pojave novih izazova miru. Pored analize novih pristupa rešavanju sukoba, predmet podrazumeva ukazivanje kako na tendencije i probleme koje udaljavaju svet od osvajanja čvrstih pretpostavki mira, tako i na one koje mogu pospešiti, uvećati izglede mira. Ukazaće se i na konkretne uzroke, aktere i procese koji neizvesnosti mira uvećavaju ili umanjuju u post-hladnoratovskom periodu. Sama priroda predmeta podstaknuće kritičko mišljenje studenata i uvećati njihovu analitičku sposobnost kako za razumevanje razvoja studija mira i teorija rešavanja sukoba, tako i za razumvanje novih globalnih procesa. Sve to će doprineti njihovom ovladavanju pretpostavkama za samostalni istraživački rad.

Ishodi učenja (stečena znanja)

Ishod kojem se teži je da se uvećaju analitičke sposobnosti studenata za razumevanja ključnih problema koji u današnjem svetu uvećavaju neizvesnosti mira, ali i za otkrivanje novih teorijskih i praktičnih mogućnosti za prevladavanje dilema koje se javljaju kao posledica završetka hladnog rata i promene paradigme u međunarodnim odnosima. Time će se pojasniti dileme i izbori pred kojim se nalaze pojedinci, države, svet kada je u pitanju rešavanje sukoba nenasilnim metodama, podcrtati profesionalna odgovornost i važnost kreativnog pristupa izloženim problemima.

Sadržaj teorijske nastave

1. Razlika između hladnoratovskog i post-hladnoratovskog doba
2. Glavni izazovi miru
3. Radionica 1: Apstrakt, struktura rada i izbor časopisa
4. Novi ratovi
5. Sukobi dugogo trajanja kao izazov rešavanju sukoba
6. Upravljanje etničkim sukobima
7. Humanitarne intervencije
8. Novo doba, novi pristupi rešavanju sukoba
9. Odnos unutrašnjeg i globalnog rešavanja sukoba
10. Radionica 2: Diskusije o prvoj verziji rada
11. Izgradnja mira u teoriji i praksi
12. Liberalni, post-liberalni, hibridni mir
13. Građanski ratovi i posleratna tranzicija
14. Dileme i različiti pristupi pomirenju i post-konfliktnim društvima
15. Radionica 3: Izlaganje i diskusija izmenjenih verzija radova

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Predavanja, panel diskusije, radionice o pisanju naučnih radova, izlaganje studenata; pisanje i podnošenje rada u međunarodni časopis