mahathir global peace school 2014

Mahathir Global Peace School 2014“Migration, Border and Global Peace”

Yogyakarta, 1-10 December 2014

Term of Reference (TOR)

“Migration, Border and Global Peace”

Yogyakarta, 1-10 December 2014

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Global Peace School 2014

Theme of the 3rd MGPS

The number of manuscripts, curricula, and initiatives that grapple with some strand of peace education is increasing. However a dearth of critical and cross-disciplinary that examine peace education in conjunction with war and conflict still an open question. Education about and against war therefore is important to provide a comprehensive understanding about war and peace, as pivotal notion to established a democracy. Based on the spirit to educate society Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta and Perdana Global Peace Foundation initiate to establish an International School on Global Peace and Conflict Resolution with the name of Mahathir Global Peace School.

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About Mahathir Global Peace School

Background

Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (UMY) and Perdana Global Peace Foundation (PGPF) established an International School on Global Peace and Conflict Resolution which is promoted with the name of Mahathir Global Peace School (MGPS). The school was launched by YABhg Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohammad on 3rd June 2013, at Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta. This School is designed to enable students from diverse cultures and backgrounds to attain a deep understanding of the central issues of peace and security, which will determine the future of humanity. Through their coursework, participants in the programme will broaden their base of knowledge and engage with the major concepts, themes, and debates within international peace and conflict studies, preparing themselves for work with NGOs, governments, aid agencies, the UN and other organizations where a deep understanding of these issues is critical.

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About Mahathir Global Peace School

Establishment of MGPS

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First MGPS on 2013, conducted at Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta

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Second MGPS on 2014, conducted at Institute of Diplomacy and Foreign Relations, Kuala Lumpur

To explore strategies in order to construct a peaceful world through the education and multi-cultural understanding.

The curricula of MGPS is designed to embrace matters on conflict resolution, e.g. war, poverty, racism, non violent initiatives for social change and peace building, social transformation and peace.

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General Objectives of MGPS

To provide a comprehensive knowledge and focus discussion surrounding global peace and conflict resolution, including those concerning its definitional scope and its theoretical and practical relevance in a globalized world.

To explore the theoretical and practical dimensions of global peace and conflict resolution in an international context where the role of the nation-state is being subjected to significant pressures across all regions.

To investigate the political, ethical, legal, and economic implications of global peace and its relationship to cosmopolitanism as an alternative to more traditional notions of nationalism.

To examine the role of international institutions, principally the United Nations, in promoting global peace.

To examine a range of specific issue areas—including human rights, the environment, migration, security, humanitarian intervention, and gender—through the prism of global peace and associated critiques of global peace.

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Aim of MGPS

Program is limited for 40 participants only consist of:

Postgraduate students from worldwide universities (50%)

Undergraduate senior students (10%) Researchers (10%) NGOs in peace and conflict resolution (30 %)

Enrollment by Online at http://mgps.umy.ac.id

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Target of Participants

1 October 2014 : First Announcement and Invitation1 – 31 October 2014 : Participant Enrollment by On line

Submission in MGPS website (http://mgps.umy.ac.id)

3 November 2014 : Announcement of Selected Participants

24 November 2014 : Participant confirmation and visa arrangement

30 November 2014 : Participant Arrival in UMY1 December 2014 : Opening Ceremony1 – 6 December 2014 : Program7 – 9 December 2014 : Excursion10 December 2014 : Closing Ceremony

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Important Dates

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General: Student Learning Outcomes

LO1st Week

Soft Skill

Global Peace

Substantive knowledge of fundamental

concept,system and practices

Developing global peace

societyConflict Resolution

International Resolution and Law

Multi-cultural communication

and understandingHuman Rights and

Humanitarian Affairs

Multi-cultural Understanding

Substantive knowledge of fundamental

concepts, practices and diplomacy

Global peace activities

Migration and Border

After two weeks training, students are expected to be able to:

LO 1: demonstrate an appreciation of the key academic debates concerning the nature and utility of the concept of global peace.

LO 2: distinguish between the key concepts and issues that surround related areas: peacekeeping, peace and conflict resolution.

LO 3: demonstrate an understanding of those issue areas where global peace can play a role in promoting justice, mitigating and resoluting conflict.

LO 4: demonstrate an understanding of the barriers to achieving this in the real world and how far they can be overcome.

LO 5: reflect on the requirements and obligations of global peace, international law, humanitarian law and conflict resolution.

LO 6: create a global peace society and community around the world as part of peacebuilding.

LO 7: be actively engaged with and participate in migration, border and global peace.

LO 8: build and strengthen individual and institutional networks for conflict prevention in migration and border

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Student Learning Outcomes

Structure of Subjects

Substantive Knowledge

Critical Thinking and Applying Knowledge in Studying Cases

Global Peace Conflict & Resolution International Law

Humanitarian International Security

- Understanding of Global Peace, Conflict Resolution, Human Rights

and International Security- Improving better society with

understanding of interreligion, multi cultures, races, human

relation for world peace

Multi-Cultural Understanding & Communication

Case Studies Case Studies FGD

Case Studies, FGD and Practices Case Studies & FGD

Diplomacy for Peace Human Rights

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Four Pillars of Deliverable SubjectsPeace• History of peace

thinking• The meaning of

peace• Entropy and theory of

peace• Peacekeeping

Conflict and Its Resolutions•Justice, Power, Communication and Conflict

•Integrating Problem Solving and Decision Making in Conflict Resolution

•The Development of Conflict Resolution Skills

•Conflict Resolution and Human Rights

•Mediation Revisited and Managing Conflict

•Framework for Conflict Resolution Initiative

International Law for Peacekeeping and Humanitarian Law

Multi-cultural and Interreligion Dialogue

Migration, Border and Global Peace

LO 1, 2, 3 LO 1, 2, 3 LO 4, 5, 6 LO 7,8

Subject and Learning Outcomes


Four Pillars of Deliverable Case StudiesCase Studies on Peace: Peacekeeping and Diplomacy• Intrastate Conflict

Resolution: Case Studies and

• Applications for a Globalized World

• Peacekeeping Diplomacy and Strategies in Conflict Countries.

Case Studies on Conflict and Its Resolutions• Ethnic conflict• Identity conflict and

Peace Education • Post-Conflict

Communication

Case Studies on International Law for Peacekeeping , Inter-religion and Intercultural• UN Peacekeeping and

Implementing the International Law

• International Tribunal for Criminalizing War

• Interreligion Dialogue: Lessons Learnt

• Peace Building Action Plan

Case Studies on Migration, Border and Global Peace• Citizenship• Human trafficking• Refugees and asylum

seeker• Terrorism

LO 1, 2 LO 1, 2, 3, 7 ,8 LO 4, 5 LO 6, 7, 8

Case Studies and Learning Outcomes


Assignments and Learning Outcomes

1Indentifying Problems in

migration and border areas

Sub themes

a. Welfare b. Humanitarian

c. Culture d. Security

1Indentifying Problems in

migration and border areas

Method of learning

a. Games and movies b. Group discussion

c. Paper presentation

2Peace Proposal/Building

and Action Plan

Sub themes

a. Innovative Peace campaign

b. Cultural and political project for peace

c. Popular publication for peace project

2Peace Proposal/Building

and Action Plan

Method of learning

a. FGDb. Project presentation

a. Maps of the potential conflict areasb. Ideas to design peace project

3, 4, 5a. Alumni networks & projectsb. Project design

LO 6, 7, 8

1st MGPS Global Peace and Conflict

ResolutionYogyakarta-Indonesia

2nd MGPSInterstate Relations and

Global Justice for Peace and Conflict Resolution

Kuala Lumpur –Malaysia

3rd MGPS Migration, Border, and

Global PeaceYogyakarta-Indonesia

4th MGPSYouth, Multiculturalism and

Peace Promotion in the Borderless World

Bangkok-Thailand

5th MGPSInternational Law, Justice and

Peace for Global CitizensWest Bank-Palestine

6th MGPSPeace and Interreligion Dialogue in Worldwide

EducationBandung-Indonesia

The School’s Future Trajectory


Monday, 1st December 2014Opening Ceremony

09.00 – 10.00 | Remarks1. Prof. Dr. Bambang Cipto, MA – Rector of UMY2. Tan Sri Norian Mai – Chairperson of PGPF3. Muhammadiyah – Prof. Dr. Din Syamsuddin

Public LectureMigration and Borders: Challenges and opportunities for Peace Promotion 10.00 – 10.45 | Prof. Dr. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono10.45 – 11.30 | Dr. Tun Mahathir Muhammad11.30 – 12.00 | Question & Answer 13.30 – 16.00 |LectureOverview Migration, Border, and Global PeaceTan Sri Gen. (Rtd.) Mohd. Azumi

16.00 – 17.00 |Introduction, Program Explanation and Training Contract19.00 – 21.00 |Welcome Dinner

Subjects Design of the first week


Subjects Design of the first week 2 Dec 3 Dec 4 Dec 5 Dec

Time Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Session 108-00-10.30

Conflicts, Forced Migration and Problems in Border Areas

Europe Union

Transnational Migration and Global Political Changes: A Comparative International

Perspective

Prof. Brenda Yeoh – ARI NUS

Theory of Peace

Prof. Johan Galtung

Cooperation and Conflict in Border Areas

Prof. Tulus Warsito

Session 210.45-12.00

Movie Discussion on Conflict and Forced

Migration

Working Group: How to be a good Neighbor?

Cases Presentation on : 1) What is the culture of

peace? 2) How do we engage with other actors to address the

issue of peace ?3) How do we examine the

root causes of conflict?

Group Discussion What should be our task

to promote peace in border areas?

What kinds of method to prevent conflict in border

areas?

Session 313.30-16.00

How to Deliver Aid in Border (Conflicting) Areas

Medicine Sans Frontiere

Migration, Multiculturalism and Security Issues

Bilveer Singh, Ph.D. – RSiS NTU

Theory of Conflicts and its Resolution

Prof. Johan Galtung

Peace Building Strategy in Border Areas

Group Presentation


Saturday, 6th December 2014Seminar

09.00 – 09.30 | RemarksH.E Le Luong Minh – Secretary General of ASEAN

10.00 – 12.00 | Panel DiscussionMigration, Border and Global Peace1. DEEP La Trobe University, Australia 2. Prof Martino Sardi – Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta3. PGPF - Malaysia

Subjects Design of the first week


7 Dec 8 Dec 9 Des 10 Dec

Time

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday

Breakfast and preparation

Visit the Major of Bandung Municipality

Asian-African Conference Museum

(Gedung Merdeka)

Cipanas Garut

Free time

Lunch

Peace Generation Project on the Spot

Lunch

CiWalk (Shopping Center)

Lunch

Wrap Up and Closing Ceremony

Depart to Bandung, West JavaLodaya Malam 19.45

Check-in Hotel Back to Yogyakarta by Train Lodaya Malam 19.35

Farewell /Dinner Party

Every group will perform

07.00

09.00 – 10.00

10.15 – 12.00

13.00

14.00

Subjects Design of the second week


Tun Dr. Mahathir MohamadFormer Prime Minister of Malaysia

The President of PGPF

Dr. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (TBA)President of Republic Indonesia

Honorable Guest Speakers

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H.E. Le Luong Minh (TBA)Secretary General of ASEAN

Honorable Guest Speakers

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Prof. Dr. M. Din SyamsuddinChairperson, Central Board of Muhammadiyah

Professors and Instructors

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General Tan Sri Mohd Azumi Mohamed (Rtd) Perdana Global

Peace Foundation, Malaysia

Prof. Johan GaltungTranscend International


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Prof. Dr. Tulus Warsito, M.SiUniversitas Muhammadiyah

Yogyakarta

Prof. Martino SardiUniversitas Muhammadiyah

Yogyakarta

Prof. Brenda YeohARI – National University of

Singapore


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Hilman Latief, Ph.D.Universitas Muhammadiyah

Yogyakarta

Bilveer Singh, Ph.D.RSiS – Nanyang Technological

University

Venues

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Sportorium UMY

Ar Fakhruddin A & B UMY

Venues

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the Major of Bandung Municipality

Asia Africa Conference Museum

Accommodation for VVIP and Instructors

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Tentrem Hotel for VIP

Horison Ultima Riss Hotel for Instructors

Accommodation for Participants

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University Residence, 30th Nov – 7th Dec and 9th-11th Dec 2014

Kampung Sumber Alam Cottage, 8th-9th Dec 2014

Advisory Board

Organizing Committee

International Scientific

Committee

Curriculum Development

FGD Team/ Facilitator

Instructors/ Professors &

Lectures

PGPF-UMY

Structure

Mahathir Global Peace SchoolMigration, Border, and Global PeaceUMY, 1-10 December 2014

Advisory BoardHonorary Board Member:

Tun Dr. Mahathir MohamadDr. H.M. Yusuf Kalla

Prof. Dr. M. Din SyamsuddinTan Sri Norian Mai

Prof. Dr. Bambang Cipto

Board Members:Prof. Dr. A. Syafii Maarif

Ir. M. Dasron Hamid, MSc.Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Dr. Samsudin Hitam

Nafi Ananda UtamaSri Atmaja P. Rosyidi, Ph.D.

Dr. Gunawan BudiyantoDr. Suryo Pratolo


International Organizing CommitteeChairperson• Indira Prabasari• PGPF

Deputy Chairperson for internal affairsRatih Herningtyas

Treasurer• Tony K Hariadi• PGPF

Executive Secretary• Mohammad Ichsan• PGPF

Program Director• Idham Badruzaman• PGPF

Deputy Program DirectorOmi Ongge


Organizing CommitteeSecretariat Team

Hijriyah OctavianiErwan Sudiwijaya

Yaufani AdamHarits Dwi Wiratma

Carolyna YovantyNur Azizah Uswatun Hasanah

M. Ghozy AbdussalamAtina Rosydiana

Ahmad MuhammadDamas Bariek

Dinda Darojatun SolihahNur Azizah Uswatun Hasanah


International Scientific CommitteeChairperson:

Hilman Latief, Ph.D.

International Advisory Members: Prof. Johan Galtung Prof. Tulus Warsito Prof. Dr. Yunahar Ilyas

Committee Members:▫ Dr. Surwandono▫ Martinus Sardi, Ph.D.▫ Ali Muhammad, SIP, MA., Ph.D.▫ Dr. Riefqi Muna▫ Dr. Zuly Qodir▫ Prof. Mohammad Naqib Ishan Jan▫ Dr. Maung Zarni

Seminar Kits : Bag/Goodie Bag, Pens, Block note Lecture Materials (Hardcopy) : Lecture Summary, Paper or

Handout USB (Softcopy of MGPS materials) Assignment and Discussion Book Brochure of MGPS 2014, UMY, PGPD, IDRF Program Book Certificate of Completion and Academic Transcript for School

Credits in MGPS 2014 Co Card Feedback Form

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For Participants

Perdana Global Peace Foundation5th Floor, No. 88, Jalan Perdana,Taman Tasek Perdana, 50480, Kuala LumpurTel: +603 2092 7248, Fax: +603 2273 2092

Universitas Muhammadiyah YogyakartaCooperation Bureau and International Relations OfficeJalan Lingkar Selatan, Tamantirto, Bantul, Yogyakarta IndonesiaTel. +62274 387656 (188), Fax. +62274 387646

Email: [email protected]

Official Website: http://mgps.umy.ac.id

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Secretariat

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