Preparing for peace: conflict transformation across cultures/ John Paul Lederach.
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TextSeries: Syracuse studies on peace and conflict resolutionPublication details: London: Syracuse University Press, 1996.Description: xi, 133 p. : ill. ; 22 cmISBN: - 0815627254
- 303.6 LED/P
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Part One: The training project in perspective. Introduction --
Framework for building peace --
Integrated framework for training --
Part Two: Rethinking approaches to training. Analytical approach to training --
Prescriptive model --
Elicitive model --
Prescriptive and elicitive: the critical tension --
Part Three: Experiments in elicitive training. Language and metaphor as natural resources in conflict training --
So to whom do you turn? Discovery and creation of mediation models --
Role plays: Tools for discovery and creation --
Facing multicultural settings --
Conclusions.
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