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INCORE Research: Education and Conflict

Education and Conflict Research is located within the UNESCO Centre and concentrates on three core areas:

The UNESCO Centre, based in Coleraine, provides a focus for research and development on the role of education within divided societies. The Centre has a special interest in education and the conflict in Northern Ireland and has specific expertise related to the curriculum theme of Education for Mutual Understanding, Citizenship, Social, Civic and Political Education, the Teaching of history in divided societies, and the Development of integrated schools. A significant strength of the group is the relevance of its work to policy and practice.

Research projects in this area include:

Education, Conflict and International Development
This UNESCO programme is engaged in international development work that supports educational reconstruction and reform that is inclusive, democratic and conflict sensitive.
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Education for Pluralism
This UNICEF funded project headed by INCORE consultant Dr. Tony Gallagher (The Queen's University of Belfast) will result in a paper on policy approaches in multi-ethnic societies, with a main focus on Northern Ireland and other societies where ethnic tensions have been evident.
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