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Advancing conflict transformation : The Berghof handbook II
Berghof Conflict Research <Berlin>, 2011Verfügbar |
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Medienart | Buch | ||||
ISBN | 978-3-86649-327-8 | ||||
Beteiligte Personen | Fischer, Martina [Ed.]
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Beteiligte Personen | Gießmann, Hans J. [Ed.]
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Beteiligte Personen | Austin, Beatrix [Ed.]
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Systematik | HA - Handapparat Dr. Wilfried Graf | ||||
Schlagworte | reconciliation, civil society, conflict resolution, peacebuilding, conflict transformation, third-party intervention, organized violence, transitional justice | ||||
Verlag | Budrich | ||||
Ort | Opladen [u.a.] | ||||
Jahr | 2011 | ||||
Umfang | 559 p. | ||||
Altersbeschränkung | keine | ||||
Sprache | englisch | ||||
Verfasserangabe | Beatrix Austin ; Martina Fischer ; Hans J. Gießmann | ||||
Illustrationsang | graf. Darst. | ||||
Annotation | The state of the art in conflict transformation in print— surely you are familiar with the Berghof Handbook on the internet www.berghof-handbook.net and www.berghofcenter. org. This second volume of the Berghof Handbook presents a wide range of articles reflecting the changing state-of the art in conflict transformation. The authors are practitioners and scholars who write for their colleagues ‘in the field’ and in academia, and address those interested and active in civilian conflict management, development cooperation and reconstruction and reconciliation after violent conflict. Committed to international, interdisciplinary dialogue about theory and practice of conflict transformation, this volume presents new insights into the nonviolent management of inter-group conflict and the prerequisites for consolidating positive peace. The Berghof Handbook is designed for practitioners and scholars who seek ideas and information for their own work and who wish to draw on the wealth of experience by colleagues in a wide range of regions and contexts. The Handbook is further intended for experts in politics, journalists, teachers and students. Content: Foreword 7 Introduction 9 Section I: Challenges and Concepts 23 A More Violent World? Global Trends in Organised Violence 23 by Tara Cooper, Sebastian Merz and Mila Shah The State of the Art in Conflict Transformation 49 by Louis Kriesberg Conflict, Change and Conflict Resolution 75 by Christopher R. Mitchell A Systemic Approach: Reflections on Sri Lanka 101 by Norbert Ropers Gender Relations, Violence and Conflict Transformation 131 by Cilja Härders Section II: Enhancing Capacities and Practices: Third-Party Intervention and Insider Approaches 157 Methods of Third-Party Intervention 157 by Ronald J. Fisher Seeking Compromise? Mediation Through the Eyes of Conflict Parties 183 by Hans J. Giessmann and Oliver Wils Training for Conflict Transformation - An Overview of Approaches 207 by Beatrix Austin Nonviolent Resistance in Power Asymmetries 237 by Véronique Dudouet Preparing for Nonviolence - Experiences in the Western Balkan 265 by Nenad Vukosavljevic Section III: Creating Space for Transformation? The Scope of Different Actors and Levels 287 Civil Society in Conflict Transformation: Strengths and Limitations 287 by Martina Fischer Varieties of State-Building in the Balkans: A Case for Shifting Focus 315 by Susan L. Woodward Security Sector Reform in Developing and Transitional Countries Revisited 337 by Herbert Wulf Conflict Transformation and the Corporate Agenda - Opportunities for Synergy 359 by Luc Zandvliet Section IV: Sustaining Transitions from War to Peace 377 Human Rights and Conflict Transformation: Towards a More Integrated Approach 377 by Michelle Parlevliet Transitional Justice and Reconciliation: Theory and Practice 405 by Martina Fischer Potential and Limits of Traditional Approaches in Peacebuilding 431 by Volker Boege Section V: Evaluation and Critical Self-Reflection 459 Evaluating Peacebuilding: Not Yet All It Could Be 459 by Cheyanne Scharbatke-Church "Frameworkers" and "Circlers" - Exploring Assumptions in Impact Assessment 483 by Reina C. Neufeldt New Thoughts on Power: Closing the Gaps between Theory and Action 505 by Diana Francis Abbreviations & Acronyms 527 About the Contributors 53* Index 537 |
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Unselbstständige Werke | Kriesberg, Louis - The state of the art in conflict transformation | ||||
Mitchell, Christopher R. - Conflict, change and conflict resolution | |||||
Ropers, Norbert - A systemic apporoach: Reflections on Sri Lanka | |||||
Harders, Cilja - Gender relations, violence and conflict transformation | |||||
Fisher, Ronald J. - Methods of Third-party intervention | |||||
Gießmann, Hans J. - Seeking Compromise? Mediation through the eyes | |||||
Austin, Beatrix - Training for conflict transformation - An overview of approaches | |||||
Dudouet, Veronique - Nonviolent resistance in power asymmetries | |||||
Vukosavljevic, Nenad - Preparing for nonviolence - Experiences in th Western Balkan | |||||
Fischer, Martina - Civil society and conflict transformation: Strenghts and limitations | |||||
Woodward, Susan L. - Varieties of state-building in the Blakans: A case for shifting focus | |||||
Wulf, Herbert - Security sector reform in developing and transitional countries revisited | |||||
Zandvliet, Luc - Conflict transfomation and the corporate agenda - opportunities for synergy | |||||
Parlevliet, Michelle - Human rights and conflict transformation: Towards a more integrated approach | |||||
Fischer, Martina - Transitional justice and reconciliation: Theory and practice | |||||
Boege, Volker - Potential and limits of traditional approaches in peacebuilding | |||||
Scharbatke-Church, Cheyanne - Evaluating peacebuilding: Not yet all it could be | |||||
Neufeldt, Reina C. - "Frameworlers" and "Circlers" - Exploring assumptions in impact assessment | |||||
Francis, Diana - New thoughts on power: Closing the gabs between theory and action |
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