The Center for Peace Mediation is a small university-based mediation actor. It is focusing on mediation in political conflicts and peace processes, with ​Research & Analysis, Academic Teaching, Facilitation & Support and Policy & Strategy activities. The Center is part of the Institute for Conflict Management at European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder), Germany, and home to an interdisciplinary team of scholar-practitioners.

Upcoming

• ​22 Aug-4 Sep 16: Lectures & Training Viadrinicum Ukrainian Summer School 2016
• 1-2 Nov 16: Lectures & Training Viadrina Days of Conflict (Management)

Past

• ​​6 Jul 16: Conference The OSCE as Mediator: Instruments - Challenges - Potentials
• ​​​​30 Jun-2 Jul 16: Seminar ​Mediation in International Peace Processes
• 27 Jun-1 Jul 16: Training Peace Mediation Training for Swiss, German, Norwegian and Finnish Diplomats
• ​25 Jun 16: Seminar Ukraine Calling
• 14 Jun 16: Application B/Orders in Motion Seed Money 
• 23-27 May 16: Training Diplomacy & Peace Mediation in Action: Conflicts and Conflict Resolution in the OSCE Area
• 10 Mar 16: Expert Round Table Implementing Mediation and Dialogue in Ukraine

Publications

• Mediation Support Network (2016): Challenges to Mediation Support in Hot Wars. Learnings from Syria and Ukraine. 
• ​IMSD/Federal Foreign Office (2016): Identifying Mediation Entry Points. Report of the Mediation Expert Meeting 2015. 
• Kirchhoff/Kraus (2016): ​Konflikte und Normen. Ein Gespräch mit Birgit Gantz-Rathmann, Christoph Möllers und Alexander Redlich.
• Kirchhoff (2015): Politische Mediation. Triadische Aushandlungsprozesse in und zwischen Gesellschaften
• IMSD/Federal Foreign Office (2015): Germany as Mediator. Peace Mediation and Mediation Support in German Foreign Policy. / Deutschland als Vermittler. Friedensmediation und Mediation Support in der deutschen Außenpolitik. 
• Wählisch (2015): Peace Settlements and the Prohibition of the Use of Force. 
• Kraus/Kirchhoff (2014): Kann Mediation nicht schaden? Eine Replik auf "Kann Mediation schaden? Konfliktsensitivität in internationalen Friedensverhandlungen."
• Kirchhoff/Dendorfer-Ditges (2014): Internationale Dimensionen der Konfliktbearbeitung.​