Conflict Resolution and Human Needs: Linking Theory and Practice

ISBN-13: 9780415629904 / Angielski / Twarda / 2013 / 246 str.

Kevin Avruch; Christopher Mitchell

Opis

This edited volume examines basic human needs theory and interactive problem-solving, looking at recent developments in thinking about both and how these might affect peacebuilding in contemporary conflicts of the 21st century.

Spis treści

Introduction: Basic Human Needs in Theory and Practice, Kevin Avruch and Christopher Mitchell  PART 1: BASIC HUMAN NEEDS IN THEORY  1. Extending the Reach of Basic Human Needs(BHN): A Comprehensive Theory for the Twenty-First Century, Dennis J.D. Sandole  2. Basic Human Needs and the Dilemma of Power in Conflict Resolution, Kevin Avruch  3. Through Gender Lenses: Human Needs in Theory in Conflict Resolution, Ingrid Sandole-Staroste 4. Moral Judgements, Human Needs and Conflict Resolution: Alternative Approaches to Ethical Standards, Louis Kriesberg  5. Ethics of Conflict Resolution Mediator: From Scientific Gaze to Sensitive and Skillful Action, Tarja Vayrynen  6. Explaining Human Conflict: Human Needs Theory and the Insight Approach, Jamie Price  7. From Human Needs to the Moral Imagination: The Promise of Post-Burtonian Conflict Resolution, Solon Simmons  PART 2: BASIC HUMAN NEEDS IN PRACTICE  8. Beyond the "Classical Model" of Problem Solving Workshops: 25 Years of Experience, Experiment and Adaptation, Christopher Mitchell  9: Basic Human Needs: Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice, Mohammed Abu-Nimer  10. Acknowledging Basic Human Needs and Adjusting  the Focus of the Problem-Solving Workshop, Ronald J. Fisher  11. Basic Human Needs in Practice: The Georgian-South Ossetian Point of View Process, Susan Allen Nan and Jacquie L. Greiff  12. Human Needs and Conflict Resolution in Practice: Environment and Community, E. Franklin Dukes  Afterword