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Home | Didactics | SAWGA Workshops | Inclusive policies: A means to foster the cohesiveness of societies and prevent crises and conflicts

Inclusive policies: A means to foster the cohesiveness of societies and prevent crises and conflicts

  • Master's Degrees
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  • SAWGA Workshops
    • Previous editions
    • Energy in the East Med: Theoretical perspectives and crisis scenario simulation
    • Humanitarian access in unstable and violent context: The case of Yemen
    • Humanitarian intervention in complex crisis: A frontliner humanitarian organization’s experience
    • Inclusive policies: A means to foster the cohesiveness of societies and prevent crises and conflicts
    • Investments in troubled territories: How to draft a Notice of Arbitration
    • Learning Policy Advice
  • NAMEPES Summer School
OSCE WORKSHOP

Workshop syllabus

Drawing on the experience of the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities (HCNM), the Workshop demonstrates how States can use policies in a number of sectorial areas - from education to language and participation - to unite societies. Students are involved in simulations based on real-life cases and are encouraged to identify solutions to advance social integration and preserve peace and security.

Syllabus

Instructors' bio profiles

Eleonora Lotti (Personal Advisor), Alessandro Rotta (Senior Advisor)

Bio profiles

OSCE

The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) is the largest regional security organization in the world. Its priority is to overcome differences and build mutual trust. The OSCE is committed to ensuring peace, democracy and stability for over one billion people. In the area of ​​security, which he defines globally, it operates in three "dimensions".

  • Politico-military dimension: the politico-military dimension is active in various areas: reforms of defense and police apparatuses, border protection, fight against cross-border threats such as terrorism, conflict prevention and management, arms control, safe storage and destruction of small arms and small caliber and fight against cybercrime.
  • Economic and environmental dimension: the promotion of economic development and environmental protection is part of the tasks of the environmental and economic dimension, which also includes the fight against corruption, initiatives for the sustainable use of natural resources and eco-compatible waste management and resource management. water.
  • Human dimension: the human dimension is designed to promote respect for and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms, consolidating democratic structures. It also deals with promoting tolerance and non-discrimination, media freedom, minority rights and the rule of law.