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Religion, War and Peace in Tajikistan

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Karina Korostelina

Karina Korostelina

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Topics of Interest:

Central Asia, Psychology, Psychosocial, Eastern Europe, Qualitative Skills, Conflict Resolution, Quantitative Skills, Culture, Russia, Dialogue, Education, Evaluation, Identity, Immigration, PeaceBuilding, Politics, Reconciliation, Violence, Youth

Awards and Honor:

Co-Principle investigator, Lessons Learned project: Provincial Reconstruction Teams in Iraq and Afghanistan
Research and Writing Initiative of the Program on Global Security and Sustainability of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
Principle Investigator, Continuation of Lessons Learned project: Provincial Reconstruction Teams in Iraq and Afghanistan
Soros Foundation, Open Society Institute, Managing Multiethnic Communities Project.
Co-PI, “Innocents in violent conflict”, ICAR research grant
Principle Investigator, “The common history textbook: Toward the peace education in South Caucasus”
Co-director of project “Policy Seminars on Conflicts in Eurasia”
Spencer Fellowship of the National Academy of Education. Project “Education for tolerance: multicultural setting or ethnic school?”
IPRA research grant “Sources for Ethnic Tension in the Crimea: Instrumental vs. Primordial Approaches.”
Director of project “Tolerant communities”, supported by the Renaissance Foundation, Ukraine.

Professional Affiliations:

International Peace Research Association
United States Institute of Peace
Central European University
Policy Seminars on Conflicts in Eurasia
Religion and Education in Tajikistan
American Psychological Association
International Study Association

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703-993-1304

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Religion, War and Peace in Tajikistan

Book Reference: Between Terror and Tolerance

Published Date: November 01, 2011

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