How to get out of violence?
Security forces battling armed gangs in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
(Illustrative image) © Valérie Baeriswyl/AFP
By: Marie-France Chatin Follow
1 min
Colombian peace accords still problematic, five years after their signing.
Haiti plagued by a growing grip of rival gangs.
A global jihad that has never been so active.
The road to peace is not a long calm river.
Two works published these days center their subject one on Latin America.
The other on France and Europe.
Violence is a subject that has generated a great deal of writing in recent decades.
The same is not true for exiting violence.
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Guests:
William O'Neill,
lawyer and independent consultant.
Human rights specialist.
Jérôme Ferret,
lecturer in Sociology at the University of Toulouse 1 Capitole and member of the EHESS.
Co-author with Fahrad Khosrokhavar of “
Family and Jihadism: A socio-anthropological Approach to the French experience
”.
Routledge Publishing, London, New York.
Yvon Le Bot,
research director emeritus at the CNRS and the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme Foundation.
“
Coming out of violence.
What Latin America teaches us
”, Rue de Seine editions, Le monde comme il va collection.
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