Good practice in conflict resolution

The phrase ‘difficult conversation’ is, arguably, over-used. What is ‘a difficult conversation’?

Reviews of two books from De Gruyter, on Track III peacebuilding initiatives, and on addressing conflict online.

Peter T Coleman’s suggestions for conflict resolution initiatives in the United States, with Biden in the White House

Lior Lehr’s ‘substantial and well-considered’ analysis of the approaches used by ‘private peace entrepreneurs’.

A substantial collection of chapters on intervening in and transforming conflicts, edited by Ho-Won Jeong.

Max A Greenberg’s study of ‘interpersonal violence prevention programmes’ for young people in the United States.

Articles by the pioneering social psychologist & conflict resolution practitioner Herbert C Kelman, & a concise account of his life’s work

How ‘narrative mediation’ can help address ‘tricky’ issues in schools and colleges.

An account of the context and motivations which shaped Jane Elliott’s ‘Blue Eyes, Brown Eyes’ classroom activity about discrimination.

OTHER REVIEW CATEGORIES: Understanding – and responding to – ‘extremism’; Communications and media;  Ideas & theory; Places, identities, migrations