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Hamber, B. (2008, 17 May). Putting the Past in Perspective. Paper presented at the Putting the Past in Perspective Seminar Canada Room, Queen’s University, Belfast [ Download  PDF Format What's PDF?] |
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Hamber,
B. (2006, 12-13 October). 'We must be very careful how we emancipate
our women’: shifting masculinities in post-apartheid South Africa.
Paper presented at the Re-Imagining Women’s Security: a Comparative
Study of South Africa, Northern Ireland and Lebanon Round Table, New
York. [ Download PDF Format What's PDF?] |
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Hamber,
B. (2004, 6-8 February). Reparations as symbol: Narratives of resistance,
reticence and possibility in South Africa. Paper presented at the
Reparations: An Interdisciplinary Examination of Some Philosophical
Issues, Kingston, Queens University, Canada.
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Hamber,
B. (2004, 27-29 March). Public Memorials and Reconciliation Processes
in Northern Ireland. Paper presented at the Trauma and Transitional
Justice in Divided Societies Conference, Airlie House, Warrington,
Virginia, USA. [
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Hamber,
B. (2004, 7-8 April). The Impact of Trauma: A psychosocial approach.
Keynote Address. Paper presented at the A Shared Practice - Victims
Work in Action Conference, Radisson Roe Park Hotel, Limavady, Northern
Ireland. [
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Kelly,
G., & Hamber, B. (2004, 9 June). Coherent, contested or confused?
Views on reconciliation in Northern Ireland. Paper presented at the
Reconciliation: Rhetoric or Relevance? A roundtable discussion on
concepts and practices of reconciliation, Wellington Park Hotel, Belfast.
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Hamber,
B., & Kelly, G. (2004). A Working Definition of Reconciliation:
SEUPB & Democratic Dialogue: Published with PEACE II Funding Guidelines.
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Hamber,
B. (2003). Hamber, B. (2003, 6 March). Rights and Reasons: Challenges
for Truth Recovery in South Africa and Northern Ireland. Paper presented
at the Strengths and limitations of truth commissions: the cases of
Argentina, Chile, South Africa and Guatemala Workshop, Peterhouse
College, Cambridge University, UK.
Later published with minor changes in the Fordham International Law
Journal, 26(4), pp. 1074-1094. [
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Hamber,
B. (2003, 4 February). Peacebuilding Post 2003: The need for a more
expansive view of peacebuilding in Ireland. Keynote Address. Paper
presented at the Peacebuilding Post 2006 Workshop, Fairways Hotel,
Dundalk, Co. Louth, Republic of Ireland. [
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Hamber,
B. (2003, 11-13 October). Flying flags of fear: The role of fear in
the process of political transition. Paper presented at the Risk,
Complex Crises & Social Futures Conference, Amman, Jordan.
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Hamber,
B. (2003, 18-20 November). Are lessons transferable? The importance
of research for policy on transitional justice mechanisms. Paper presented
at the Empirical Research Methodologies of Transitional Justice Mechanisms
Conference, Stellenbosch, South Africa. [
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Hamber,
B. (2002, 16 December). Maximising our contributions to building peace
and reconciliation. Paper presented at the Standing Community Convention,
Armagh City Hotel, Northern Ireland. [
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Simpson,
G., Hamber, B., & Stott, N. (2001, 6-7 February). Future Challenges
to Policy-Making in Countries in Transition, Presentation to the Workshop.
Paper presented at the Comparative Experiences of Policy Making and
Implementation in Countries in Transition Workshop, Derry/Londonderry,
Northern Ireland. [
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Hamber,
B., Mosikare, N., Friedman, M., & Maepa, T. (2000, 17-21 June).
Speaking Out: The role of the Khulumani Victim Support Group in dealing
with the past in South Africa. Paper presented at the Psychosocial
programmes after war and dictatorship Conference, Frankfurt, Germany.
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Brocklehurst,
H., Hamber, B., Robinson, G., & Stott, N. (2000, 31 August -3
September). Lesson drawing from the Negotiated Transitions in South
Africa and Northern Ireland. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting
of the American Political Science Association, Marriot Wardman Park,
USA.
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Hamber,
B. (1999). Past Imperfect: Strategies for dealing with past political
violence in Northern Ireland, South Africa and countries in transition
(Occasional Paper). Johannesburg, South Africa: The Centre for the
Study of Violence & Reconciliation. [
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Hamber,
B., & Wilson, R. (1999, 27-29 January). Symbolic closure through
Memory, Reparation and Revenge in Post-conflict Societies. Paper presented
at the Traumatic Stress in South Africa Conference, Parktonian Hotel,
Johannesburg, South Africa. [
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Hamber,
B., & Lewis, S. (1997). An Overview of the Consequences of Violence
and Trauma in South Africa (Occasional Paper). Johannesburg, South
Africa: The Centre for the Study of Violence & Reconciliation.
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Hamber,
B., Mofokeng, T., & Simpson, G. (1997). Evaluating the Role and
Function of Civil Society in a Changing South Africa: The Truth and
Reconciliation Commission as a Case Study (Occasional Paper). Johannesburg,
South Africa: The Centre for the Study of Violence & Reconciliation.
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Levin,
L., Dewhirst, P., & Hamber, B. (1997, 11-13 November). The use
of EVSYS for preparing a human rights database for presentation to
the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa. Paper presented
at the HURIDOCS Conference, Mexico City. [
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Hamber,
B. (1997, 3 October). Reflecting on the Truth: Has the media coverage
of the TRC changed the way the public sees itself, its history and
its responsibility? Paper presented at the TRC and Human Rights Journalism
in South Africa Workshop, Rosebank Hotel, Johannesburg, South Africa.
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Stauffer,
C., & Hamber, B. (1995). Putting a Face on the Past: Survivor-Offender
Mediation and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (Occasional
Paper). Johannesburg, South Africa: Centre for the Study of Violence
and Reconciliation. [
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Hamber,
B. (1995). Do Sleeping Dogs Lie? The Psychological Implications of
the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa (Occasional
Paper). Johannesburg, South Africa: The Centre for the Study of Violence
& Reconciliation.
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Hamber,
B. (1995, 27 June). Dealing with the Past and the Psychology of Reconciliation:
A psychological perspective of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Paper presented at the 4th International Symposium on The Contributions
of Psychology to Peace, Cape Town. [
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