Introducing PRASI | |
Conflict, culture, and knowledge | p. 1 |
Re-centering culture | |
Wilderness : scared of the sacred | p. 7 |
Toward fuller knowledge in peace management and conflict resolution : the importance of cultural worldview | p. 20 |
Beyond mediation - reconciling an intercultural world : a new role for conflict resolution | p. 32 |
The shirt on my back : the daily continuum of violence | p. 37 |
The rape of black girls | p. 41 |
Appellate recourse to the supernatural : Kithitu among the Akamba | p. 49 |
Re-centering knowledge | |
Why research matters : the reciprocal nature of knowledge | p. 67 |
Whither neutrality? : mediation in the twenty-first century | p. 93 |
Race, (in)justice, and conflict resolution : injustice in the African American community, effects on community, and the relevance of conflict resolution | p. 108 |
Experience from the environmental dispute resolution field : adjusting the process for maximum inclusion of interests and knowledge | p. 128 |
'Ike Ho'oponopono : the journey | p. 144 |
Reflections on "African Americans in mediation literature : a neglected population" | p. 159 |
The language of culture and the new practice of conflict resolution | p. 165 |
Re-centering practice | |
Power, culture, conflict | p. 179 |
Outside interests, inside needs : tensions in conflict resolution workshop practices based on Sri Lankan experience | p. 195 |
A conversation with Hasshan Batts | p. 215 |
The Porvida approach : for multicultural respect and organizational success | p. 228 |
Mediating Filipino culture | p. 249 |
Tres culturas : a case study of school peer mediation with three cultures in a Texas Middle School | p. 255 |
From volunteerism to vocation : challenges in breaking into professional mediation | p. 265 |
Is reconciliation possible? : lessons from combating "modern racism" | p. 273 |
What is justice in conflict resolution practice? | p. 303 |
Notes | p. 319 |
Bibliography | p. 339 |
Index | p. 353 |
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