Month: June 2023

Ekin Cotuk has been a member of the Visualising Peace team since Spring 2023. Her research is on language, linguistics, and peacebuilding.   She has written a total of 5 blogs on the subject of peace linguistics, using a variety of case studies and providing bibliographies for each. The fifth of these appears below, and … Read more

Ekin Cotuk has been a member of the Visualising Peace team since Spring 2023. Her research is on language, linguistics, and peacebuilding.   She has written a total of 5 blogs on the subject of peace linguistics, using a variety of case studies and providing bibliographies for each. The fourth of these appears below, and … Read more

Ekin Cotuk has been a member of the Visualising Peace team since Spring 2023. Her research is on language, linguistics, and peacebuilding.   She has written a total of 5 blogs on the subject of peace linguistics, using a variety of case studies and providing bibliographies for each. The third of these appears below, and … Read more

Ekin Cotuk has been a member of the Visualising Peace team since Spring 2023. Her research is on language, linguistics, and peacebuilding.   She has written a total of 5 blogs on the subject of peace linguistics, using a variety of case studies and providing bibliographies for each. The second of these appears below, and … Read more

Ekin Cotuk has been a member of the Visualising Peace team since Spring 2023. Her research is on language, linguistics, and peacebuilding, a topic she discusses in depth in this presentation.   She has written a total of 5 blogs on the subject of peace linguistics, using a variety of case studies and providing bibliographies for … Read more

Aimee Capraro has been a member of the Visualising Peace team since Spring 2023. Her work has focused on language, language education, and its use in peacebuilding. She discusses her research in depth here. This research culminated in an essay on the potential for the Irish language to be used as a political peacebuilding tool, … Read more

In the following essay, Visualising Peace student Mathias Katsuya reflects on his experiences with the Visualising Peace project as well as his and his peers’ research into peace and peacebuilding. How has your research developed your own understanding of peace and peacebuilding?  This semester marked my second engagement with Visualising Peace, having previously worked as … Read more