Constructive Conflicts: From Escalation to Resolution

Constructive Conflicts: From Escalation to Resolution
ISBN-10
0742520455
ISBN-13
9780742520455
Series
Constructive Conflicts
Category
Social Science / Sociology / General
Pages
429
Language
English
Published
2003
Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield
Author
Louis Kriesberg

Description

Highly regarded by instructors as the most comprehensive and insightful textbook on conflict resolution,Constructive Conflictshas been significantly revised and updated in this second edition. The new edition builds on the strengths of the first, especially its organization around the different stages at which conflicts emerge, escalate, and resolve. Kriesberg's analysis utlizes diverse theoretical perspectives and data and is relevant for strategies that a variety of people can employ to foster constructive struggles. _In this second edition to his highly recommended, leading textbook in conflict and peace studies by peaceful means Professor Kriesberg has included very valuable material on South Africa and apartheid, on the women's and Civil Rights movements in the USA and the justice and globalization movements. And, above all, on international terrorism and the al Qaeda network. In a dynamic world authors have to be equally dynamic. Professor Kriesberg is one of those._--Johan Galtung, professor of peace studies, Director, TRANSCEND: A Peace and Development Network.

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