Deadline: August 30, 2019 at 23:59:59 (CET)
Open to: Advanced undergraduate students (Year 3-4), postgraduate students, academics, professionals, NGO members, civil servants, from the fields of law, political science, international relations, sociology, history and other relevant disciplines from all countries
Venue: 04– 11 September 2019 in Kalkanli, North Cyprus
Description
The concept of “post-conflict and transitional societies” is a heritage of the 20th Century. It is also one of the major issues of international politics and international law that seek to prevent recurrence of such internal crises. Studies on post-conflict studies mainly focus on state-building and transitional justice. Further, the concept of post-conflict and transitional societies is a tremendously complex issue that requires understanding internal dynamics of these societies from the point of different disciplines. Many societal issues still endure in post-conflict and societies in transition, and legal problems, such as those regarding constitutional reforms, institution building, federalism, human rights, legal culture, gender, peace, security, impunity, transitional justice etc, are of capital importance among others. In the recent years a notable literature has developed on peacebuilding efforts in these societies. This initiative aims at compiling those studies and bringing together academics focused on post-conflict societies from different disciplines and to introduce a holistic knowledge of studies on post-conflict societies.
Post-conflict societies have common problems, and therefore we believe that an international cooperation and a joint organization is crucial in order such an initiative to meet success. To this end the Near East University Law & Society Center, Faculty of Law of the University of Sarajevo, Law Association Sarajevo (Udruzenje Pravnik) and the METU Northern Cyprus are partnering to set up an international summer school for graduate and postgraduate students in Kalkanli, North Cyprus.
The theme of this year is “STATE BUILDING AND DIVISION OF POWERS IN POST-CONFLICT SOCIETIES.” Interdisciplinary and comparative studies on recent cases of the post-conflict societies, in a range from Cyprus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Myanmar, Germany to various Balkan, African and Middle Eastern countries will be central to the summer school.
Confirmed Lecturers:
Ebrahim Afsah, Prof. Dr., University of Vienna
Jan Erk, Prof. Dr., University of Pretoria
Ozan Erözden, Prof. Dr., MEF University
Enver Hasani, Prof. Dr., University of Prishtina, Former President of Kosovan Constitutional Court
Soeren Keil, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Canterbury Christ Church University
Aydın Atılgan, Assist Prof. Dr., Near East University
Lejla Balic, Assist. Prof. Dr., University of Sarajevo
Midhat Izmirlija, Assist. Prof. Dr., University of Sarajevo
Adnan Kadribasic, M.A., University of Sarajevo
Eligibility
Advanced undergraduate students (Year 3-4), postgraduate students, academics, professionals, NGO members, civil servants, from the fields of law, political science, international relations, sociology, history and other relevant disciplines from all countries are eligible to apply. There is no age restriction.
Cost
COURSE FEE:
- €200 Single Room in the Guesthouse (including course fee, social events and breakfast)
- €120 Double Shared Room in the Guesthouse (per person, including course fee, social events and breakfast)
- €40 for residents in TRNC (only course fee, not including accommodation and breakfast)
Application
Participants are accepted on a rolling basis (max. 30 participants) and registration will close on August 30, 2019 at 23:59:59 (CET)
In order to apply, register HERE.
For your inquiries: [email protected]
