This page provides links to master theses written by students
studying peace related subjects. Please continue to list theses and
current work done by students and researchers in research settings
around the world.

Electronically Available Theses from the MPCT Program

Class of 2005

• Scott D. Meyer - From Horror Story to Manageable Risk: Formulating Safety Strategies for Peace Researchers 

Class of 2004

• Guri Waalen Borch - The
  internal dynamics of a non-state conflict actor. The organisational
  resources and internal legitimacy of the FARC-EP in Colombia

   

• Javier Fabra - International Accompaniment in Violent Scenarios : A Performative Reading of Peace Brigades International in Colombia

Class of 2003

• Amir Appelbaum - New clothes but old demons : European ant-semitism from christianity to "progressive" left wing milieu
• Hanne Hovde Bye - The Fight Against Domestic Violence in East Timor: Forgetting the Perpetrators
• Alberto Valiente Thoresen - Theorizing Peace Education. A Theoretical Survey of the Practice of Peace Education
• Maryna Selivanova - Is Gender Identity the Primary Cause of Insecurity in the Context of Trafficking? Country in Focus: Ukraine

Class of 2002

• Reidar Øyvind Pedersen Breivik - Skolemobbing : fred og ufred i et flerkulturelt område i Nord-Norge

   

• Klaus Melf - Exploring Medical Peace Education and a Call for PEACE MEDICINE

Links to Non-Electronic Theses from the MPCT Program can be found here: Other Theses

To learn how to publish your thesis electronically, visit this site: Publish Electronically