CI Publications & Presentations

Complementary Approaches to Coexistence Work - Focus Paper Series

With this publication series, CI examines where and how certain fields intersect with coexistence work. What challenges and opportunities exist when disciplines work together toward the common goal of a more peaceful, just world? This series illustrates the possibilities of effecting positive coexistence through cooperation among related fields.

• What is Coexistence and Why a Complementary Approach?
• Focus on Coexistence and the Arts
• Focus on Coexistence and Democracy-building
• Focus on Coexistence and Natural Resources
• Focus on Coexistence and Security

Conference Reports/Summaries

• Acting Together on the World Stage: Setting the Scene for Peace
• Coexistence and Democracy-Building: What is the Connection?
• Pieces of the Coexistence Puzzle: Democracy, Human Rights, Gender and Development - Conference Report
• Pieces of the Coexistence Puzzle: Part II - Problem-Solving Workshops Summary Report

Country Studies

With this publication series, CI describes the state of coexistence within different countries, and compares diversity and coexistence policies from countries around the world. CI has made no attempt to assess the implementation or success of such processes, or to endorse any of the initiatives mentioned in the report. We believe, however, that the documentation of the existence and scope of such efforts can contribute to a wider understanding of the variety of approaches for addressing issues of coexistence and intergroup conflict.

• Czech Republic, by Sarah Stanlick
• Ecuador, by E. Sophia Jackson
• Latvia, by Inga Sarsune
• Mauritius, by Nigel Richards
• Myanmar, by Sunil Kumar Pokhrel
• The Netherlands, by Judith van Raalten
• Poland, by Slava Madorsky
• South Africa, by Titus Lotee

Policy Research

Democratization and Governance:

• A Survey of Coexistence Sensitivity in International Democratization and Governance Policies - Part One: Survey
• A Survey of Coexistence Sensitivity in International Democratization and Governance Policies - Part Two: Lessons Learned
• Insiders and Outsiders: A Review of Policies that Recognize Diversity and Promote Inclusion and Coexistence

Education

• Education Policy in Multi-Ethnic Societies: A Review of National Policies that Promote Coexistence and Social Inclusion

Transitional Justice Monitor

Published by CI's partner organization, the Center for Democratic Development in Ghana, this electronic newsletter examines issues of transitional justice in the West Africa sub-region as well as the nexus of transitional justice processes and coexistence/peacebuilding.

• Volume 1, Issue 1 - November 2007

Translations of CI Publications

• Foco em Coexistencia e Recursos Naturais
  (Focus on Coexistence and Natural Resources - Portuguese translation)

Other CI Publications

• Coexistence Fundraising Directory
• Coexistence International Brochure - to request a brochure, please contact us.
• Exploring the Possibilities and Limits of Collaboration: Commonalities and Differences in Coexistence and Related Fields
• Transitional Justice in West Africa Resource Database

CI Presentations

• CI Vision and Mission, Jessica Berns, Program Manager - Coexistence International
• Coexistence International: Vision, Values, & Goals, Mari Fitzduff, Director of Master's Program in Coexistence and Conflict - Brandeis University
• Human Security: The What & the How? Mari Fitzduff, Director of Master's Program in Coexistence and Conflict - Brandeis University
• Networks of Effective Action, Robert Ricigliano, Director of Institute of World Affairs - University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
• Selected Presentations from Pieces of the Coexistence Puzzle: Democracy, Human Rights, Gender and Development, a conference which took place at Brandeis University March 15-16, 2007