Add to ORKGIn his lead article, Christopher Mitchell, Professor Emeritus of George Mason University’s Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (ICAR), sets out a framework for thinking systematically about the relationship between conflict and (social) change. He considers necessary changes to bring about the resolution of conflict, as well as obstacles to such changes, and envisions possible roles for agents of change. Five authors have expanded on, and critically reviewed, this lead article: Ed Garcia (International Alert), Chris Spies (UNDP Guyana), Ilana Shapiro (University of Massachusetts), Vivienne Jabri (King\u27s College London) and Daniela Körppen (Berghof Peace Support)
Mediators, ombuds, and other peace workers generally see their work as a calling. They pursue this w...
The constructive role of conflict has been studied for more than forty years in research programs sp...
Excerpt The world clearly needs some new ways of thinking about old problems and new ways of acting ...
Conflict and social change are a couple that influences each other. Conflict inevitably drives socia...
This paper further develops the study of the link between conflict and sociality, following on my pr...
Conflict and change are normal parts of our human nature and both present us with opportunities and ...
This article discusses the role of conflict in society. The main purpose of the study is the confron...
What is the state-of-the-art in conflict transformation theory? Does a theory of conflict transforma...
The field of conflict transformation has been an outcome of decades of conflict resolution theory an...
In this article, we will first consider the starting point for change. Social change is more likely ...
Around the concept of "conflict " turns our lives, of all, each of us, at one time, I was ...
This book provides students, activists, community organizers and the general public with a concise a...
Human society is full of would-be ‘change agents’, a restless mix of campaigners, lobbyists, and off...
The purpose of writing this article is to study and understand the study of conflict towards peace. ...
When pursuing social change, questions about what should be the first priority have been a long-stan...
Mediators, ombuds, and other peace workers generally see their work as a calling. They pursue this w...
The constructive role of conflict has been studied for more than forty years in research programs sp...
Excerpt The world clearly needs some new ways of thinking about old problems and new ways of acting ...
Conflict and social change are a couple that influences each other. Conflict inevitably drives socia...
This paper further develops the study of the link between conflict and sociality, following on my pr...
Conflict and change are normal parts of our human nature and both present us with opportunities and ...
This article discusses the role of conflict in society. The main purpose of the study is the confron...
What is the state-of-the-art in conflict transformation theory? Does a theory of conflict transforma...
The field of conflict transformation has been an outcome of decades of conflict resolution theory an...
In this article, we will first consider the starting point for change. Social change is more likely ...
Around the concept of "conflict " turns our lives, of all, each of us, at one time, I was ...
This book provides students, activists, community organizers and the general public with a concise a...
Human society is full of would-be ‘change agents’, a restless mix of campaigners, lobbyists, and off...
The purpose of writing this article is to study and understand the study of conflict towards peace. ...
When pursuing social change, questions about what should be the first priority have been a long-stan...
Mediators, ombuds, and other peace workers generally see their work as a calling. They pursue this w...
The constructive role of conflict has been studied for more than forty years in research programs sp...
Excerpt The world clearly needs some new ways of thinking about old problems and new ways of acting ...