conflict transformation

John Paul began to use the term conflict transformation in the 1980s after intensive experience in Central America opened a deep examination of his own as well as the dominant metaphors and language of the field. Conflict transformation and constructive social change include, and go beyond, the resolution of specific problems. Conflict is normal in human relationships. Conflict is a motor of change. Transformation helps to focus the horizon toward which we journey - the building of healthy relationships and communities, both locally and globally. The content in this section considers conflict transformation as it has evolved and informed John Paul's practice in peacebuilding initiatives around the world.

Radical Peacemaker

2016
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En búsqueda de alternativas creativas - guía para facilitadores

1995
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Reflections Across a Decade

2015
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A Planning, Monitoring and Learning Toolkit

2007
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Clear Articulation of the Guiding Principles by a Pioneer in the Field

2003
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Conflict Transformation Across Cultures

1996
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Sustainable Reconciliation in Divided Societies

1997
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Perspectives on Conflict, Culture, and Training

1994
book
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Transforming Conflict – From Science to Real World Applications

2018
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