Reconciliation and refugees : : the academic alliance for reconciliation studies in the Middle East and North Africa I / / edited by Davide Tacchini [and three others].

• TeilnehmendeR: Davide Tacchini,
• Place / Publishing House: Göttingen, Germany : : Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht,, [2022]; ©2022
• Year of Publication: 2022
• Edition: 1st ed.
• Language: English
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (343 pages)

Table of Contents

Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Introduction -- Body -- Part One -- Martin Leiner: The Hölderlin-Perspective and its Impact on Reconciliation with Refugees -- I. Reconciliation Studies Discover Refugees -- II. Refugees' Multiple Needs for Reconciliation -- 1. Refugees need reconciliation with themselves -- a. Guilt and shame -- b. Trauma -- c. Meaning in Life -- 2. Refugees Need Reconciliation With the Hosting Society -- III. The Hölderlin Perspective -- IV. The Hölderlin Perspective and Practical Work on Reconciliation with Refugees -- V. Last Words: Are We Idealists and Dreamers? -- Zeina Barakat - Ralf Wüstenberg: The Urge for an "Empathetic Dialogue" -- Abstract -- 1. Empathy in Current Discourses -- 2. Empathy in Religious Studies and Political Reconciliation (South Africa) -- 3. Empathy with the past as building bridges for the present - the context of Palestine -- Conclusion: No Reconciliation Without Empathy -- Bibliography -- Francesco Ferrari: Between Quest for a Heimat and Alienation. Jean Améry's Journey after Auschwitz -- Abstract -- Bibliography -- Davide Tacchini: Migration and the Need for Reconciliation in Contemporary Western Europe -- Abstract -- 1. Migration -- 1.1 Migration and Religion -- 2. Dialogue -- 2.1 Interreligious Dialogue and the Hermeneutics of the Other -- 2.1.1 Theological Dialogue -- 2.1.2 Everyday Life Dialogue and Perception -- 2.1.3 Interreligious Dialogue and Islam in Contemporary Western Europe -- Bibliography -- Carolina Rehrmann: The European Refugee Crisis in Germany and Greece -- Abstract -- Conflicting ideas: Europes crisis discourses on finance and refugees -- The German-Greek Crisis: Exclusion and Othering -- Refugee Discourses in Germany: From Humanitarian Action to Right-Wing Populism -- Refugee Discourses in Greece: between civic action, political failure and right-wing extremism.

Bibliography -- Scientific and media articles, monographs and authored documents -- Internet documents, websites and unauthored newspaper-articles -- Amjad Abu El Ezz: The European Union Political Involvement in the Middle East Conflict and Middle East Peace Process -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Impact of divergent interests of the EU members on the European Policy towards the Middle East -- Impact of the Tension between EU Collective and Individual Member State Policies -- The Second Determinant: European Transatlantic Relationships -- The Third Determinant: The European-Israeli Relations -- The Fourth Determinant: the Mechanism of the CFSP and the European Role in the MEPP -- Dualism in the European Representation -- The Tension between the Member States and the EU's Main Institutions -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Tim Bausch - Stella Kneifel: First Stage: Reconciliation through the Visual and Pop-Culture -- Abstract -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Palestinian Diaspora: Between Deracination and Hope -- 3. The (Visual) Discourses of the Palestinian Diaspora in Lebanon -- 3.1 The Palestinian Master Narrative -- 3.2 Popular culture -- 3.3 Topography of the discourse -- 3.3.1 The Key -- 3.3.2 Palestine - A Paradise -- 3.3.3 Symbols of Statehood -- 3.3.4 The Keffiyeh -- 3.3.5 The Dome of the Rock -- 3.3.6 The Stone -- 3.3.7 Handala -- 4. Pictures → Images: Conditions, Mechanisms, and Social Relevance -- 4.1 Contextual conditions of the Genesis of Collective Images -- 4.2 Mechanisms -- 4.2.1 Orientation through Identification -- 4.2.2 Evidence through Emotional Sensemaking -- 4.2.3 Ritualisation -- 4.2.4 Mimesis -- 4.3 Social Relevance of Images in a Conflict Context -- 5. Reconciliation through the Visual. Snares and Potentialities -- Bibliography -- Dalal Iriqat: Diplomacy in the Perspective of Peace Building: From Coercion to Dictation (Israel &amp.

Palestine) -- Abstract -- Introduction: From Coercion to Dictation -- 1. A Theoretical Framework -- 1.1 Mediation &amp -- Coercive Diplomacy -- 1.2 The Carrot and Stick Approach -- 2. Case Study (Camp David 2000) -- 2.1 Foreword to the Israeli-Palestinian Camp David Talks 2000 -- 2.2 The Swedish Track -- 2.3 Coercive Diplomacy at Its Best -- 2.4 No Responsibility for Refugees -- 2.5 The Holy City: Is Jerusalem off the Table? -- 2.6 The Honest Mediator: Coercion Vs Dictation -- Conclusions -- Recommendations -- Bibliography -- Interviews conducted -- Camp David July 2000 -- André Zempelburg: Migration in the Bible and the Quran -- Abstract -- Introduction -- 1. 1-Hunter-Gatherers: Migration as a Normal Condition -- 2. A Time Without Migration: Two Human Beings in a Steppe -- 3. The Successful Migrant -- 4. The Exodus of a People as a Time Transcending Collective and Individual Liberation Experience -- 5. The Holy Family Takes Refuge in Egypt -- 6. In the Beginning: A hiǧrah in the Desert -- 7. Final Remarks -- Bibliography -- Wietske de Jong-Kumru: The European Story after the 2015 Refugee Crisis -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Postcolonial Lenses -- The European Story of Peace and Prosperity Since WWII -- The European Refugee Crisis -- Personal Reflections -- The European Story and the Refugee Crisis -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Fanie du Toit: Glimmers of Hope? -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Conceptual Markers -- National Reconciliation Efforts in Iraq Thus Far: Neither Inclusive Nor Fair -- Reconciliation after ISIL - A New Opening? -- Developing Local Capacity for Reconciliation -- Some Early Responses from Communities -- Two Sides of the Coin: a Brief Assessment of Some Opportunities and Attendant Risks -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Part Two -- Michael D. Berdine: Grassroots Reconciliation: Case Study of Tucson Arizona (USA) -- Abstract.

Bibliography -- Zahra Mustafa-Awad - Monika Kirner-Ludwig: Digital News and Public Opinion: the Case of Syrian Refugees in Germany -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Methodology -- News Articles -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Funding -- Acknowledgements -- Rabah Aynaou - Yamina Hakkou: Experiences of Transitional Justice in Morocco -- Abstract -- Introduction -- The Context of the Moroccan Experience Between Political Reforms and International Pressures -- The Internal Context of Political Reforms and Human Rights Protection Preceding the IER -- International Context Supportive of Human Rights Protection -- The Way to Reconciliation: The Moroccan Model -- Composition of the ERC -- Terms of Reference and Functions of the Commission -- Outputs -- The Limited Approach of the Equity and Reconciliation Commission -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Ayman Yousef (with Hashem Khalil and Malak Shwaiki): Reconciliation and Peacebuilding in Palestine: Perspectives by the Palestinian Civil Society Organizations -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Peacebuilding and Reconciliation in Theoretical Context -- Civil Society in the Palestinian Context -- Debates on Political Division by Palestinian Civil Society -- Challenges and Obstacles -- Final Concluding Remarks -- Bibliography -- List of Interviewees -- Muath Al-Zoubi: Legal Issues Regarding the Global Refugee Crisis: the Example of Jordan -- Abstract -- I. Introduction -- II. Jordan's Policy towards Refugees -- III. The Legal Status of Refugees in Jordan -- IV. Practices that Lead Refugees to Violate Legislation -- IV.I The Right to Residency -- IV.II The Right to Work -- V. Refugees as Victims in Jordan -- V.I Human Trafficking -- V.II Forced Marriage -- V.III Forced Labour -- VI. Conclusion -- Bibliography.

Aya AlFaouri - Mohmmad Alshraideh - Martin Leiner - Iyad AlDajani: Syrian Refugees Information Prediction System (RIPS) in Germany: Applied Digital Humanities -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Machine Learning and its Applications -- Refugees in Europe 2015-2020 -- A Neural Network for Prediction -- Data Preparation and System Architecture -- Residence -- Language -- Gender -- Destination Choice -- Age -- Location history -- Routes to Germany -- Prediction System Application, Results and Evaluation -- Conclusion and future work -- Acknowledgments -- Bibliography -- Iyad AlDajani: The phenomenology of Internet Communication Technology Applications for Social Change Towards Reconciliation: Applied Ethics in Digital Humanities -- Abstract -- Applied Ethics in Digital Humanities: The Philosophical and Theoretical Framework -- Applied Phronesis in Internet Research Methodologies -- Discussion -- "Episteme" - Reconciliation Process -- The Reconciliation Process in the middle of a conflict -- Methods for Reconciliation -- Strategies for Reconciliation -- "Techne" - ICT for Reconciliation -- Methods for Internet Research -- The Intent for Integration in Mixed Method Social Justice Design -- Mixed-Method Research Design for Internet Research -- (Netnography) Internet Research Method -- "Phronesis" ICT for social change towards reconciliation process -- Prudent for the use of Internet communication technologies -- Bibliography -- Zahra' Langhi: Libya after Seven Years of Impasse: Prospects of the Transition -- Abstract -- Background -- A Comprehensive Diagnosis Towards Charting a Way Forward -- 1. The multidimensionality of the crisis and the need for a holistic and integrated approach -- 2. A conceptual deficiency in the collective sense of nationhood -- 3. A conceptual distortion in relation to the idea of the nation-state.

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