We are happy to say that Palgrave Macmillan has published our new book Peace, Complexity, Visuality: Ambiguities in Peace and Conflict.
New Book released: Peace, Complexity, Visuality (Preview IV)
We are proud to announce that Palgrave Macmillan has published our book Peace, Complexity, Visuality: Ambiguities in Peace and Conflict this week. In preparation for the book’s release, we published blog posts introducing the book’s different parts.
New Book released: Peace, Complexity, Visuality (Preview III)
We are proud to announce that Palgrave Macmillan has published our book Peace, Complexity, Visuality: Ambiguities in Peace and Conflict this week. We continue publishing blog posts introducing the book’s different parts.
New Book: Peace, Complexity, Visuality (Preview II)
In October, Palgrave Macmillan will publish our book Peace, Complexity, Visuality: Ambiguities in Peace and Conflict. In preparation for the book’s release, we will publish blog posts over the next couple of weeks introducing the book’s different parts.
New Book: Peace, Complexity, Visuality (Preview I)
In October, Palgrave Macmillan will publish our book Peace, Complexity, Visuality: Ambiguities in Peace and Conflict. In preparation for the book’s release, we will publish a couple of blog posts over the next weeks introducing the book’s main lines of thought and its different parts.
Summer greetings from imageandpeace.com
Postponed until after the midsummer festivities, we are now happy to send you summer greetings combined with updated information about our recent activities.
German Peace Prize for Photography awarded to Sebastian Wells and Vsevolod Kazarin
In 1648, the peace of Münster and Osnabrück, ending the Thirty Years’ War that had raged across vast swathes of Europe, established sovereignty and territorial integrity as the basic organizing principles for the modern state. As Kalevi Holsti reminds us, the Treaties of Westphalia were unique: “Europe had not previously witnessed a multilateral diplomatic gathering that was designed both to terminate a pan-European war and to build some sort of order out of the chaos into which Europe had increasingly fallen since the late fifteenth century” (1991: 25).
New Publication: “Interactive peace imagery – integrating visual research and peace education” with Journal of Peace Education
Venturing into peace education, we have written an article titled Interactive Peace Imagery – Integrating Visual Research and Peace Education. The article is now available in Journal of Peace Education.
New Publication: “The Photographic Disappearance and Reappearance of Skin Color” with Membrana – Journal of Photography, Theory and Visual Culture
We are happy to announce publication in Membrana – Journal of Photography, Theory and Visual Culture of a new article on the photography of Richard Mosse, written together with Rune Saugmann. The piece, designed for the journal’s Skin issue, is now available online.
Imageandpeace.com wishes Happy Holidays!
This year has seen shocking and devastating developments on a global scale. The Russian war against Ukraine certainly affected our attempts of comprehending international affairs, and advancing peace more broadly appears rather illusionary in these times. When one year comes to an end – especially such a calamitous one – the hopes for the next year to bring better news are high.