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Focusing on the empowerment of youth in post-conflict societies, the essay explores theoretical frameworks surrounding youth and peacebuilding. It argues for youth empowerment by examining their unique characteristics and practical benefits. Using Bosnia and Herzegovina as a case study, the author illustrates the importance of engaging this demographic in rebuilding efforts. The conclusion reflects on the implications of these findings for the future of youth in similar contexts, highlighting the critical role they play in fostering peace and reconciliation.

The paper explores the implications of Joachim Gauck's criticism of civil disobedience, particularly in relation to the Occupy Wall Street movement and the Stuttgart protests against a controversial construction project. It highlights how Gauck's remarks reflect broader societal attitudes towards protest and the legitimacy of dissent in democratic contexts. By analyzing these events, the work contributes to the ongoing discourse on civil disobedience in Germany, emphasizing its significance in political theory and the history of ideas.

This essay explores European-Turkish relations and political conditionality post the 2016 coup attempt in Turkey. It examines why the EU's democracy promotion tool has faltered in Turkey, analyzing theories of political conditionality, its effectiveness, and the implications for Turkey's democratic future.