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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction | |
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Overview of the Manual | |
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Thoughts About Peace and Transformation | |
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Assumptions About Conflict and the Role of Peacebuilders | |
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Assumptions About Conflict | |
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Conflict Transformation | |
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The Role of Peacebuilders | |
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Resources for Peacebuilders | |
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The Normality of Conflict | |
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A Variety of Approaches | |
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Application Exercises | |
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Understanding Conflict and the Role of Mediation | |
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Responses to Conflict | |
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Sources and Types of Conflict | |
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Approaches to Addressing Conflict | |
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The Limits of Mediation | |
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Justice and "Neutrality" | |
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Application Exercises | |
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Introduction to Mediation | |
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Mediation: A Tool for Empowering Others | |
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Mediation Versus Arbitration | |
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A Four-Stage Approach to Mediation | |
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A Mediation Tool Kit | |
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Application Exercise | |
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Before Mediation: Laying the Foundation | |
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Getting the Parties to the Table | |
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The Role of Co-Mediators | |
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Personal Preparation | |
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Application Exercises | |
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The Introduction Stage: Providing Safety | |
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Getting Off on the Right Foot | |
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What to Say: Introductory Comments | |
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Providing a Safe Place | |
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Application Exercises | |
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The Storytelling Stage: Offering Understanding | |
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Who Goes First? | |
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Understanding as the Primary Goal | |
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Questions and Statements | |
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Dealing with Interruptions | |
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Dealing with Provocative Statements | |
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Taking Notes and Listening for Issues | |
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Building on Safety and Understanding | |
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Application Exercises | |
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The Problem-Solving Stage: Building Joint Ownership | |
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Clarify the Issues | |
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Identify Common Concerns | |
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Select One Issue | |
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Focus on Interests | |
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Generate Options | |
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Evaluate and Choose Options | |
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Problem Solving as a Transformative Process | |
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Application Exercises | |
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Additional Tools for Problem Solving | |
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Tools for Defining Problems | |
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Tools for Breaking Impasse | |
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Application Exercises | |
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The Agreement Stage: Seeking Sustainability | |
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Tips for Writing the Agreement | |
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Presenting the Agreement | |
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When Not to Finalize Agreements | |
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Providing Opportunity for Reconciliation | |
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Application Exercise | |
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Moving Toward Reconciliation: Letting Go of the Past | |
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Tell and Retell | |
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Additional Steps | |
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Application Exercise | |
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Communication Skills and Tools | |
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Listening Skills | |
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Paraphrasing | |
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Summarizing | |
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Body Language | |
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Listening as Transformation | |
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Application Exercises | |
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Language in Mediation | |
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Moving from Generalities to Specifics | |
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Laundering Language | |
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Hearing Hidden Offers | |
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Application Exercises | |
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Emotions in Conflict | |
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The Importance of Self-Awareness | |
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A Range of Mediator Responses | |
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Summary | |
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Application Exercises | |
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Building Peace in Communities | |
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Designing a Peacebuilding Process | |
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Mediation Skills and the Struggle for Justice | |
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Extending Mediation Values into Group Conflicts | |
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The Power of Process | |
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Principles of Good Process | |
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Conclusion: A Transformative Process for Community Empowerment | |
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Application Exercises | |
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Notes | |
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Additional Reading About Conflict Transformation | |
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The Authors | |
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About Plowshares | |
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About the Conflict Transformation Program | |
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Index | |