Uvjeti sudjelovanja: Studenti s područja bivše Jugoslavije koji studiraju na BA nivou.

Teme: Koji identiteti i politički mitovi u društvu sprečavaju proces pomirenja, te samim time i ne
doprinose jačanju civilnog društva na području bivše Jugoslavije? Zašto smatrate da ti mitovi nastavljaju
biti prepreka pomirenju? Što po Vašem mišljenju civilno društvo, politički akteri i ustanove uključene u
obrazovanje mogu poduzimati u svrhu podupiranja i poticanja pomirenja u regiji?

Radovi trebaju biti napisani na bosanskom, hrvatskom ili srpskom jeziku, a njihova dužina treba biti od
2500 do 3000 riječi.

Rok: 01. 05. 2010.

Molimo Vas da radove šaljete na: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it s naznakom "Young Scholars’ competition submission"

Centralna tema rada CHDR-a je promocija demokratskih vrijednosti i pomirenja, te poticanje regionalne
suradnje. Više informacije o našem radu možete pronaći na: http://www.centerforhistory.net

IHRJ se zalaže u pomaganju društvima u borbi protiv predrasuda, te se bavi promicanjem tolerancije i
razumijevanja u multi-kulturalnim i multi-etničkim kontekstima. Uz pomoću rada s renomiranim
znanstvenicima, uvaženim promicateljima ljudskih prava i društvenim vođama, IHJR je razvio jedinstven
pristup povijesnoj problematici uz korištenje povijesne metodologije u promociji rješavanja konflikata.
Više informacije o našem radu možete pronaći na: http://www.historyandreconciliation.org

IHJR-CHDR announces: Young Scholars’ Competition

The Institute for Historical Justice and Reconciliation and the Center for History, Democracy and
Reconciliation announce a call for papers from young scholars living and studying in the region making
up Former Yugoslavia. A jury will select the three best papers, and the winners will be invited to present
their papers where they will receive 100 euro as well as the opportunity to publish a shared narrative
together with the other winners.

Who can participate: Students working on their BA from FYR

Topic: Identify the political myths in your own society that you think are hindering the process of
reconciliation and not contributing towards strengthening civil society in the region making up FYR. Why
do these myths continue to be an obstacle to reconciliation, and what do you think civil society, political
actors, and educational institutes can do to support reconciliation in the region?

The essay should be written in BCS, and should be 2500-3000 words.

Deadline: May 1, 2010

Please send your essay to: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it with the subject line "Young Scholars’ competition
submission"

The central theme of work in the CHDR is to foster cooperation in the divided region and to promote
democratic values and reconciliation. For more information please visit http://www.centerforhistory.net

The IHJR is engaged in helping societies overcome prejudices and promoting tolerance and
understanding within multi-cultural and multi-ethnic contexts. By working with prominent scholars,
respected human rights advocates and community leaders, the IHJR has developed a unique approach
of addressing historical issues and utilizing historical methodology to promote conflict resolution. For
more information please visit http://www.historyandreconciliation.org