Fulbright Symposium on Peace and Human Rights Education
Fulbright Symposium on Peace and Human Rights Education
21-25 June 2005
Faculty of Law, University of Melbourne
The Fulbright Symposium on Peace and Human Rights Education was hosted by the Faculty of Law, University of Melbourne in 2005 and convened by Melissa Conley Tyler and Carolyn Evans. The Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies was one of the supporters of this symposium and this page hosts the papers, powerpoints and other presentation information given to us by speakers at the Symposium. Not all speakers contributed material to the website and the convenors have no further material from speakers.
Overview Material
Public Lecture: Balancing National Security and Human Rights 6.00-7.15 Lessons from Australia
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- Professor Dinah Shelton (George Washington University)
- Professor George Williams, Director Gilbert + Tobin Centre, University of New South Wales
The Relationship Between Peace and Human Rights
Evaluating Peace Programs: The Example of School Programs
Mountains or Molehills? Problems with Evaluating Human Rights Compliance
Business and the Human Rights Debate
Peace Education Through Practice and Across the Curriculum
Breakfast Workshop on Peace and Human Rights in Schools