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The Åland Islands Peace Institute

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The Åland Peace Blog


Since the very beginning (in 1992) the Åland Islands Peace Institute has
worked with questions of security, minorities and autonomy. The purpose is
to prevent and manage conflicts, always with a gender awareness. Throughout
the years we have gathered knowledge and strengthened expertise within these
areas, and a new phase was initiated in 2007 with the development of the
Peace Institute's research and investigation capacity. The Peace Institute
arranges seminars, conferences and courses within these areas and regularly
publishes reports and books. We believe that some of the knowledge and
the insights that we acquire should be disseminated to a wider public in a
shorter and quicker form. This is why we are creating the blog. It is
knowledge-oriented and analyzes or comments briefly - but quickly -
news, events and phenomena with the purpose of providing deeper
understanding. The staff and the board of the Peace Institute will
contribute to the blog.

Sia Spiliopoulou Åkermark
Director of the Peace Institute, Associate Professor in International Law



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1 Bland språkstrateger och annat folk
2 Mediation and the Responsibility to Protect – what is the added value?
3 Trender på FNs kvinnokommission och kopplingar till Åland
4 Reflektioner från FNs Kvinnokommission och pågående förhandlingar
5 8 March – a day to mark “Women’s Rights and International Peace”
6 From idea to institute - the history of the foundation of the ÅIPI
7 Från idé till institut – historien om fredsinstitutets grundande
8 Internationell medling - statsdiplomati och/eller gräsrotsrörelser?
9 What directions for the EU role in peace processes?
10 Vår schizofrena relation till det militära
11 Finland vill bli en stormakt inom fredsmedling
12 Varför tänka bara på krig? – demilitariseringen under fredstid
13 Gender based violence in Azerbaijan
14 Viktigt att motverka dubbla budskap om våld
15 Language Policies in the Nordic region – reflections from a Faroese conference
16 Finlands ställningstagande mot antipersonella minor ett viktigt steg på vägen
17 A Response to the Economist’s Critical View of Minority Rights
18 Problematiskt slopa krav på finländskt medborgarskap för hembygdsrätt
19 Är skyldighet att skydda lika med rätt att använda våld?
20 Hur rasism och sexism samverkar för att legitimera våld och konflikt
21 An Ålander amid the North Norwegian language debate
22 Can trafficking be prevented?
23 Valentine's Day and equality
24 A day for the elimination of violence against women
25 International Efforts against Gender-based Violence
26 Ålandsöverenskommelsen från år 1921 som levande dokument
27 ICJ delivers advisory opinion on the accordance with international law of the unilateral declaration of independence in respect of Kosovo
28 World Refugee Day on 20th June calls for action
29 Popovic et al: the first conviction for genocide at the ICTY
30 Arbetet mot kärnvapen fortsätter trots bakslag
31 The Limited Capacities of Small States in International Conflict Mediation
32 Crisis management – by and for whom?
33 Krig eller fred? Om sammanblandning av civila och militära begrepp
34 Skyldighet att skydda eller om att vilja göra väl men ändå göra fel
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Bloggen skrivs av Fredsinstitutets nuvarande eller tidigare personal, gästforskare och styrelseledamöter eller av inbjudna gästskribenter. Åsikterna är författarens egna.

The blog pieces are written by the peace institute's present or former staff, guest researchers, board members or invited guest writers. The opinions are the author's own.