- Lectures - War Crimes Genocide and Memories

Center for Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Studies /University of Sarajevo
ERMA - European Regional Master in Human Rights and Democracy in Southeast Europe
Universities of Sarajevo and Bologna, 2002-2007
University of Sarajevo, Institute for the Research of Crimes Against Humanity and International Law, 2008

M.A.COURSE: "War Crimes, Genocide and Memories /
The Roots of Evil: I Want to Understand"

The course was established in 2002 by Janja Bec-Neumann


lecturer	lecture
XABIER AGIRRE ARANBURU Spain ICTY & ICCLecturer in IUC, Dubrovnik, 2003, 2004, 2005 & 2006	LARGE-SCALE VICTIMIZATION AND SMALL-SCALE TRIALS: Selection Criteria and the Use of Sampling Techniques in the Investigation of International Crimes	open
DAN BAR-ON Israel David Ben Gurion University in Beer ShevaLecturer in IUC, Dubrovnik, 2005Erich Maria Remarque Prize 2003, Victor J. Goldberg Prize forPeace in the Middle East 2005 & Grundtvig Award on ActiveCitizenship in a Democratic Society 2005	RECONCILIATION REVISITED FOR MORE CONCEPTUAL AND EMPIRICAL CLARITY	open
JANJA BEČ-NEUMANN Germany & Vojvodina Course authorUniversities in Sarajevo & HamburgNobel Peace Prize Nominee 2005	FROM HATE SPEECH TO HATE SILENCE: THE BANALITY OF INDIFFERENCE (Foreword in: "SREBRENICA: FROM DENIAL TO CONFESSION"; publisher:Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in Serbia, Belgrade, 2005, Editor:Sonja Biserko. Translated by Emil Kerenji)	open
SONJA BISERKO Serbia Helsinki Committee for Human Rights in SerbiaLecturer in IUC, Dubrovnik, 2003, 2004, 2005 & 2006Nobel Peace Prize Nominee 2005	CONSTRUCTION OF MEMORY AND IDENTITY	open
NENAD DIMITRIJEVIĆ Hungary Central European University Lecturer in IUC, Dubrovnik 2005	COMING TO TERMS WITH THE EVIL PAST: DOES THE UNION OF SERBIA AND MONTENEGRONEED A TRUTH COMMISSION?	open
JULIÁN CASANOVA Spain University of Zaragoza Lecturer in IUC, Dubrovnik 2005	FRANCO'S CHURCH	open
RICHARD GOLDSTONE South Africa Retired Justice of Constitutional Court of South Africa and first Chief Prosecutor of ICTY and ICTR Lecturer in IUC, Dubrovnik 2006	THE SHATTERING OF THE SOUL	open
DENNIS GRATZ Bosnia and Hercegovina Ph.D. candidate Hamburg University Lecturer in IUC, Dubrovnik 2005	ELITOCIDE AND GENOCIDE IN B&H (Translated by Mario Bezbradica)	open
SENADIN MUSABEGOVIĆ Bosnia and Hercegovina University of Sarajevo Lecturer in IUC 2003 & 2005	RAPE AND THE CREATION OF THE NATIONAL SOLDIER	open
LUC REYCHLER Belgium University of Leuven Lecturer in IUC, Dubrovnik, 2005	PREVENTING WAR CRIMES AND GENOCIDE: A LOOK FROM THE BALKONY	open
JAVIER RODRÍGUEZ ALCÁZAR Spain University of Granada Lecturer in IUC, Dubrovnik 2006 Jaén Prize for Literature	WHY NOT HUMAN SECURITY? (Translated from Spanish by Mario Bezbradica)	open
LASZLO VEGELVojvodina / Serbia Writer Lecturer in IUC, Dubrovnik 2003 & 2005 Pulitzer Prize for Literature 2005	THE BORDER AND NO MAN'S LAND (Translated by Vera Johnson)	open
ASTA MARIA ZINBO USA International Commission on Missing Persons office Sarajevo Lecturer in IUC, Dubrovnik 2004, 2005 &2006	SURVIVING RELATIVES SPEAK OUT - ICMP PARTICIPATION IN THE COURSE WARCRIMES, GENOCIDE AND MEMORIES	open

AUTHOR: Janja Bec-Neumann, Sociologist Ph.D. //COURSE DIRECTORS: Richard Goldstone, South Africa, Estella Carlotto, Mothers of disappeared in the Plaza dell Mayo, Argentina, Dan Bar-On, Israel, Rosallina Tuyuc, Coordinatora Nacional de Viudas de Guatemala, Guatemala, Irae Baptista Lundin, University of Maputo, Mozambique, Aernout van Lynden, American University, Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria, Peter Riedesser, University of Hamburg, Germany, Nanci Adler, Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, University of Amsterdam and Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Holland, Zdravko Grebo, Centre for Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies, University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Hercegovina, Mario Lopez Martinez, University of Granada, Spain, Leonardo Franko, University of Lanas, Buenos Aires, Argentina and Janja Bec-Neumann This web site was donated to the 2005 and 2006 MA Course by the Goethe Institute, Office Sarajevo and to the 2006 MA Course by the Open Society Institute, New York, NY, USA