Paul Redekop, PhD
Dean, MSC/Faculty of Social Science (CMU)
Associate Professor,
Conflict Resolution Studies
Telephone: (204) 953-3858
p.redekop@uwinnipeg.ca
Paul is a senior member of the Conflict Resolution Studies Faculty. He has taught numerous courses in Conflict Resolution Studies including Introduction to Conflict Resolution Studies, Conflict as Creative Catalyst, Restorative Justice, Violence and Non-Violence, Conflict and Culture, Models for Conflict Transformation, Ethics in Conflict Resolution, Transforming Intrapersonal Conflict, Advanced Studies in Mediation Practice, and Senior Seminar in Conflict Resolution.
Current Projects
- Restorative Responses to Human Rights Violations by Peacekeepers: Enhancing Human Security?” in Mainstreaming Human Security: Problems, policy, potential. Benedek, Wolfgang, Matthias Ketteman and Markus Mostl (eds.) Routlege. (2010)
- Changing Paradigms: Punishment and Restorative Discipline, Herald Press, (2008)
- Has been in “Globus:” Social Justice and Human Rights student exchange program:, with partners in Canada and the European Union. Activities have included participation in a summer school for students from both continents, held in Europe and Canada in alternating years:
- Summer 2003 University of Montreal
- Summer 2004 University of Greifswald, Germany
- Summer 2005 St. Thomas University, Fredericton, NB
- Summer 2006 University of Leuven, Belgium
- Summer 2007 University of Regina, Canada
- Summer 2008 Tubingen University, Germany
- Summer of 2009, University of Winnipeg, Canad
- Coeditor: Between Rhetoric and Reality: Social Justice and Human Rights in Global Perspective, With J. Mulvale, S. Parmentier, E. Weitekamp (in progress)
- Instructor in the Post Graduate Course in Victimology, Victim Assistance and Criminal Justice, Dubrovnik, Croatia (May 2005, 2008).
Other Areas of Interest
- The transformation of inner conflict using the methods of conflict resolution and transformation.
- Effective use of narrative in mediation practice.
- Followup to ‘Changing Paradigms’ – “Living the Restorative Life: the restorative paradigm in action
