The fog of peace : the human face of conflict resolution /
This book is written by two individuals with very different experiences in international relations, one, a career diplomat with some results to show at the UN, the other a practising therapist, and both concerned to develop the links between the psychological and the political worlds. The book focus...
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London ; New York :
I.B.Tauris,
[2014]
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. 1: Practice, not theory: A so-called diplomat's story by Gianni Picco
- The therapist's story by Gabrielle Rifkind
- No politics without psychology
- Israel: from trauma to where?
- The Taliban mind
- My God is right, yours is wrong
- Iran: getting into the mind of the enemy
- Thirteen successful negotiations with Iran
- Part 3: The changing nature of warfare
- Alternatives to war: do we need to get smarter?
- Part 4: New structures/old structures: Beyond the nation state: do we still need an enemy?
- A look into the future
- The art of negotiation
- The politics of self-awareness.