Local & global peacebuilding

“Think globally and act locally”. In many contexts this phrase is heard quite frequently, and to some extent it is true and relevant. But sometimes it is even more important to “think locally and act globally” in order to avoid top-down attitudes and efforts that are neither anchored in nor respectful to local realities /.../ (Ur ledaren "The tricky role-play", Kristina Lundqvist).

Time to address the “glocality of peace”
Niklas Eklöv & Tore Samuelsson

Thinking and acting “glocal”
Churches help change arms trade
Joseph Dube & Jonathan Frerichs

lpi’s new horn of africa regional programme
Bridging the local with the regional
Hannah Tsadik & Lidet Tadesse Shiferaw

Arauca, Colombia
Persistent work gives hope for peace
Héctor Fabián Rodríguez Muñoz and
Andrea Villarreal Calpa

A journey of healing and reconciliation
Eva Palmqvist

Local to global protection
– not one without the other
Peter Sjöberg

Occupied Palestinian Territories
Gap between local and external
perception of needs
Rafael Eguiguren & Luna Saadeh

Business as usual or entangled in conflict
Joakim Wohlfeil

Commercial actors in Burma/Myanmar
Responsible investors or ruthless spoilers?
Kjell-Åke Nordquist

Beer – An agent of peace?
The paradox of Heineken in the Congo
Jason Miklian & Peer Schouten

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Publicerad: 2014-05-16

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