Dialogue Seminars

 

 

 

Conflict Prevention among Communities of Bali
A Dialogue Seminar
Denpasar, Indonesia,
20.12. 2004

Organized by

  • Udayana University (Prof. Dr. Gde Parimartha & Prof. Dr. Nyoman Griya)
  • Universitas Tanjungpura (Prof. Dr. Syarif I. Alqadrie)
  • Indonesian Conflict Studies Network (Mr. I Nyoman Sudira, UNPAR & Dr. Timo Kivimäki, NIAS),

Sponsored by EuropeAid’s Asia Link Program & Nordic Institute of Asian Studies


10.00.-12.00 Session I: Analysis of the Conflict Setting

Speakers:

  1. Prof. Dr. Gde Parimartha: Cultural and sociological setting of latent communal conflicts on Bali
  2. Prof. Dr. Nyoman Griya: Customary law and dispute resolution mechanisms.
  3. Dr. Timo Kivimäki: What can conflict research offer for the resolution of conflicting principles: modernity vs. tradition, citizen’s rights vs. indigenous rights, harmony vs. dispute resolution.


13.00-17.00: Session II:

Topics:

  1. Identification of interests of communities

  2. Brainstorming of ways for mutual gains

  3. Identification of principles for inter-community dispute resolution

  4. Suggestions for further action: drafting of an action plan.

Speakers: Village elders, students and scholars, NGOs, piers, local government officials

 

 

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Conflict Prevention among Communities of Ketapang
A Dialogue Seminar
 Ketapang, Indonesia,
5.1. 2005

Organized by

  • UNTAN (Prof. Dr. Syarif I. Alqadrie).
  • Indonesian Conflict Studies Network (Dr. Timo Kivimäki, NIAS)

Sponsored by EuropeAid’s Asia Link Program & Nordic Institute of Asian Studies


10.00.-12.00 Session I: Analysis of the Conflict Setting

Speakers:

  1. Prof. Dr. Syarif I. Alqadrie: Patterns of conflict in West Kalimantan
  2. Dr. Timo Kivimäki: What can conflict research offer for the resolution of conflicts in West Kalimantan.

13.00-17.00: Session II:

Topics:

  1. Identification of interests of communities
  2. Brainstorming of ways how mutual gains have been achieved in Ketapang.
  3. Identification of principles used in Ketapang for inter-community dispute resolution
  4. Suggestions on whether the success in conflict resolution in Ketapang could offer models for other areas in West Kalimantan.

Speakers: Village elders, students and scholars, NGOs, piers, local government officials

 

 

 

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