Sustained Dialogue in Conflicts [electronic resource] : Transformation and Change /
Saunders, H.author.
Citizens in our deeply, angrily divided world desperately need peaceful and productive ways of relating to each other. Rooted in four decades of intense experience in deep-seated human conflicts, Saunders presents a peaceful way of transforming destructive relationships and designing change.
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Cover; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments and Contributors; Prologue: Why Sustained Dialogue?; Part I: Historical Setting and Conceptual Framework; 1 The First Half-Century: Setting and Timeline; 2 Peace Process: Pre-1982 Roots of Sustained Dialogue; 3 Framework for Analysis: Sustained Dialogue; Part II: The First Laboratory; 4 Beginning a Dialogue: Dialogue about Dialogue; 5 How to Talk about Problems and Relationships? The Struggle for Dialogue; 6 Talking, Listening, and Thinking Interactively: Dialogue Experienced; 7 Thinking Together about Acting Together: Sustained Dialogue Takes Shape
8 Conceptualizing the ProcessPart III: Testing the Five-Stage Process of Sustained Dialogue; 9 The First Test: Tajikistan; 10 Testing the Limits: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Nagorno Karabakh; 11 The Arab-American-European Dialogue: Working Together toward a New Relationship between the West and the Arab Region (2001-2007); Part IV: Sustained Dialogue in Peacebuilding; 12 Mini-Dialogues and Hybrids in Tajikist; 13 Place, Process, and People: The Three Ps of Developing a Practice of Sustained Dialogue in Southern Africa; 14 Sustained Dialogue Campus Network; Part V: Reflections
15 Evaluation in an Open-Ended Political Process: Civic Learning and the Citizen EvaluatorEpilogue: Transforming Relationships . . .Designing Change; Notes; Index
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Citizens in our deeply, angrily divided world desperately need peaceful and productive ways of relating to each other. Rooted in four decades of intense experience in deep-seated human conflicts, Saunders presents a peaceful way of transforming destructive relationships and designing change.
International relations.
History, Modern.
Diplomacy.
Peace.
International Relations.
Modern History.
Diplomacy.
Peace Studies.