More Justice, More Peace
When Peacemakers Are Advocates
Herausgeber: Terry, Susanne
More Justice, More Peace
When Peacemakers Are Advocates
Herausgeber: Terry, Susanne
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More Justice, More Peace: When Peacemakers are Advocates is an attempt to broaden the vision of those practitioners with a passion for bringing about necessary change in our society who also work to bring people together to explore issues, solve problems, and overcome differences.
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More Justice, More Peace: When Peacemakers are Advocates is an attempt to broaden the vision of those practitioners with a passion for bringing about necessary change in our society who also work to bring people together to explore issues, solve problems, and overcome differences.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 290
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 550g
- ISBN-13: 9781538132951
- ISBN-10: 1538132958
- Artikelnr.: 58019691
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 290
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 550g
- ISBN-13: 9781538132951
- ISBN-10: 1538132958
- Artikelnr.: 58019691
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Susanne Terry is a pioneer in mediation and conflict education. She was one of the first mediators and conflict educators in the state of Vermont and was instrumental in writing the requirements for certification in mediation in the state. She created the Mediation Program of Woodbury College which later moved to Champlain College and became a highly respected graduate degree program.
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Chapter One: And Justice for All
Author: Susanne Terry
Chapter Two: Or It Can Swallow You, Whole
Author: Erricka Bridgeford
Chapter Three: Leaning Into Justice
Author: E. Franklin Dukes
Chapter Four: Working From the Heart
Author: Helen Winter
Chapter Five: Productive Confrontation: Challenging Privilege, Power, and
Access
Authors: Mary Dumas and Marina Piscolish
Chapter Six: Blazing Trails for Justice in Politics and Governance
Author: Rachel Barbour
Chapter Seven: Everyone Belongs
Author: Lucy Moore
Chapter Eight: Field Lessons from Latin America: Can dialogue manage the
dynamics of extreme polarization and contribute to justice?
Authors: Julian Portilla and Gastón Aín
Chapter Nine: Pursuit of Peace through Mediation: A Pakistani Struggle
Author: Vishal Shamsi
Chapter Ten: "I Just Want My Family to Get Along!": Eldercaring
Coordination, Pathway to Justice and a Legacy of Peace
Authors: Sue Bronson and Linda Fieldstone
Chapter Eleven: A story of a journey - From Resolution beyond
Transformation
Author: David Anderson Hooker
Chapter Twelve: Standing on Strong Shoulders
Authors: Beth Roy and Marlon Sherman
Chapter Thirteen: Beloved Communities for All
Author: Don Edwards
Chapter Fourteen: When the Steel Shutter Melts: The Power of
Acknowledgement within a Relational Justice Process
Author: Geoffrey Corry
Chapter Fifteen: When Mediators Sue
Authors: Julie Macfarlane and Bernie Mayer
Biographies
Index
Bibliography
Acknowledgments
Chapter One: And Justice for All
Author: Susanne Terry
Chapter Two: Or It Can Swallow You, Whole
Author: Erricka Bridgeford
Chapter Three: Leaning Into Justice
Author: E. Franklin Dukes
Chapter Four: Working From the Heart
Author: Helen Winter
Chapter Five: Productive Confrontation: Challenging Privilege, Power, and
Access
Authors: Mary Dumas and Marina Piscolish
Chapter Six: Blazing Trails for Justice in Politics and Governance
Author: Rachel Barbour
Chapter Seven: Everyone Belongs
Author: Lucy Moore
Chapter Eight: Field Lessons from Latin America: Can dialogue manage the
dynamics of extreme polarization and contribute to justice?
Authors: Julian Portilla and Gastón Aín
Chapter Nine: Pursuit of Peace through Mediation: A Pakistani Struggle
Author: Vishal Shamsi
Chapter Ten: "I Just Want My Family to Get Along!": Eldercaring
Coordination, Pathway to Justice and a Legacy of Peace
Authors: Sue Bronson and Linda Fieldstone
Chapter Eleven: A story of a journey - From Resolution beyond
Transformation
Author: David Anderson Hooker
Chapter Twelve: Standing on Strong Shoulders
Authors: Beth Roy and Marlon Sherman
Chapter Thirteen: Beloved Communities for All
Author: Don Edwards
Chapter Fourteen: When the Steel Shutter Melts: The Power of
Acknowledgement within a Relational Justice Process
Author: Geoffrey Corry
Chapter Fifteen: When Mediators Sue
Authors: Julie Macfarlane and Bernie Mayer
Biographies
Index
Bibliography
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Chapter One: And Justice for All
Author: Susanne Terry
Chapter Two: Or It Can Swallow You, Whole
Author: Erricka Bridgeford
Chapter Three: Leaning Into Justice
Author: E. Franklin Dukes
Chapter Four: Working From the Heart
Author: Helen Winter
Chapter Five: Productive Confrontation: Challenging Privilege, Power, and
Access
Authors: Mary Dumas and Marina Piscolish
Chapter Six: Blazing Trails for Justice in Politics and Governance
Author: Rachel Barbour
Chapter Seven: Everyone Belongs
Author: Lucy Moore
Chapter Eight: Field Lessons from Latin America: Can dialogue manage the
dynamics of extreme polarization and contribute to justice?
Authors: Julian Portilla and Gastón Aín
Chapter Nine: Pursuit of Peace through Mediation: A Pakistani Struggle
Author: Vishal Shamsi
Chapter Ten: "I Just Want My Family to Get Along!": Eldercaring
Coordination, Pathway to Justice and a Legacy of Peace
Authors: Sue Bronson and Linda Fieldstone
Chapter Eleven: A story of a journey - From Resolution beyond
Transformation
Author: David Anderson Hooker
Chapter Twelve: Standing on Strong Shoulders
Authors: Beth Roy and Marlon Sherman
Chapter Thirteen: Beloved Communities for All
Author: Don Edwards
Chapter Fourteen: When the Steel Shutter Melts: The Power of
Acknowledgement within a Relational Justice Process
Author: Geoffrey Corry
Chapter Fifteen: When Mediators Sue
Authors: Julie Macfarlane and Bernie Mayer
Biographies
Index
Bibliography
Acknowledgments
Chapter One: And Justice for All
Author: Susanne Terry
Chapter Two: Or It Can Swallow You, Whole
Author: Erricka Bridgeford
Chapter Three: Leaning Into Justice
Author: E. Franklin Dukes
Chapter Four: Working From the Heart
Author: Helen Winter
Chapter Five: Productive Confrontation: Challenging Privilege, Power, and
Access
Authors: Mary Dumas and Marina Piscolish
Chapter Six: Blazing Trails for Justice in Politics and Governance
Author: Rachel Barbour
Chapter Seven: Everyone Belongs
Author: Lucy Moore
Chapter Eight: Field Lessons from Latin America: Can dialogue manage the
dynamics of extreme polarization and contribute to justice?
Authors: Julian Portilla and Gastón Aín
Chapter Nine: Pursuit of Peace through Mediation: A Pakistani Struggle
Author: Vishal Shamsi
Chapter Ten: "I Just Want My Family to Get Along!": Eldercaring
Coordination, Pathway to Justice and a Legacy of Peace
Authors: Sue Bronson and Linda Fieldstone
Chapter Eleven: A story of a journey - From Resolution beyond
Transformation
Author: David Anderson Hooker
Chapter Twelve: Standing on Strong Shoulders
Authors: Beth Roy and Marlon Sherman
Chapter Thirteen: Beloved Communities for All
Author: Don Edwards
Chapter Fourteen: When the Steel Shutter Melts: The Power of
Acknowledgement within a Relational Justice Process
Author: Geoffrey Corry
Chapter Fifteen: When Mediators Sue
Authors: Julie Macfarlane and Bernie Mayer
Biographies
Index
Bibliography







