Peacebuilding in community colleges
Subtitle: a teaching resource
By: David J. Smith, editor
Publisher: United States Institute of Peace Press
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 277
ISBN-13: 9781601271471
Subjects: Conflict management; Study and teaching (Higher)
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Teaching peace in democracy's colleges / David J. Smith; title: Launching a career in peacebuilding / John Paul Lederach; title: Challenges of building peace studies in the early twenty-first century / George A. Lopez; title: Peace, conflict resolution, and the essential need for international education / Kent A. Farnsworth; title: Global peace studies / Jeff Dykhuizen and Abbie Jenks; title: Developing a conflict resolution and peace studies program: implementation strategies / Jennifer Batton and Susan Lohwater; title: Peacebuilding and conflict resolution in two community colleges / Tu Van Trieu and Kara Paige; title: Community building through a peace and social justice institute / Karen Davis; title: Teaching peace through short-term study abroad: long-term benefits for students and faculty / Vasiliki Anastasakos; title: Redefining community: cooperative vocational education in Mozambique / Scott Branks del Llano; title: Teaching global studies and peace: rural versus metropolitan community colleges / Jennifer Haydel and John Brenner; title: Teaching human rights and international humanitarian law / Cindy Epperson and Isabelle Daoust; title: Listening as the foundation of peacebuilding: teaching peace in the humanities / Sarah Zale and Jane Rosecrans; title: Field training for humanitarians and peacebuilders / Paul C. Forage; title: International negotiations modules project / Joyce Kaufman and Greg Rabb; title: Moving forward: the engaged educational experience / Barbara Thorngren and Michelle Ronayne; title: The (Yellow Brick) Road ahead / David J. Smith.