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transforming protracted political conflicts from the bottom-up
Frontmatter -- Acknowledgments -- Foreword -- Contents -- 1 Introduction to Track III Perspectives: Transforming Protracted Political Conflicts in Post-Conflict and Active Conflict Societies -- Part I: Transforming from below the Post-Armed conflict phase in Northern Ireland -- 2 Post-Agreement Northern Ireland: a slow generational change or a peace process in crisis? -- 3 Community-Based peacebuilding: Signals for Track III -- 4 Community Development since the 1970's: Track II Forward, Track III Back? -- 5 Insider Mediation of Contentious Parading -- 6 Reducing Sectarianism and Hate at the grassroots -- 7 Inter-communal Dialogue -- 8 Making Peace with the Past -- Part II: Track III processes and actions in the context of active political conflict -- 9 Track III initiatives in the context of Israel's divided society and the protracted Israeli-Palestinian political conflict -- 10 The long-term impact of a transformative learning-experience of rival co-existence activists -- 11 Developing Spaces for Dialogue in a Complex and Diverse Academic Environment: A Critical-Humanistic Organizational Approach -- 12 Developing a model for intergroup dialogue in academia: Jewish and Arab Students in Israel -- 13 The Intercultural Encounter of college students in a Research Seminar -- 14 Developing Regional Mediational Leadership as a Means for Cultivating Dialogue -- 15 Contact at work: Appraising the effect of the confrontation and Joint- Project models on intra-organizational dynamics, workers' experience and political consciousness -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- List of Contributors -- Index
edited by Helena Desivilya Syna and Geoffrey Corry.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Conflict Resolution & Mediation
Emerging Trends in Conflict Management ; Volume II