Conflict: 2nd Edition

The twentieth century was an epoch of extraordinary barbarism and bloodshed. Two major world wars decimated populations and over 150 smaller wars were fought in more than 75 countries. Many of these conflicts were internal and over 90 percent of the casualties have been civilians. The key question for this millennium is how to ensure that human beings learn from past mistakes and solve their problems creatively and nonviolently.

Foreword	p. ix
Editors' Biographies	p. xiii
Notes on Contributors	p. xv
Preface	p. xix
Introduction	p. 1
Theory, Research, and Practice	p. 9
Diagnosing Conflict
Introduction to Part I	p. 39
Typology	p. 42
Sources	p. 58
Dynamics	p. 71
Influences and Context
Introduction to Part II	p. 93
Narrative Analysis	p. 97
Situations	p. 120
Identities	p. 147
Culture	p. 167
Structure	p. 181
Institutions	p. 195
Intervening in Conflict
Introduction to Part III	p. 217
Globalization	p. 221
Conflict and Development	p. 235
Negotiation	p. 252
Informal Roles	p. 270
Mediation and Arbitration	p. 280
Problem-solving	p. 301
Facilitation and Consultation	p. 317
Peace Operations	p. 333
Structural Transformation	p. 358
Peace-building	p. 380
Conclusions
Toward Integrated Knowledge	p. 395
References	p. 407
Index	p. 469
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