From Pacification to Peacebuilding
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Preface
- Vision and engagement
- Introduction
- A time of ferment
- Training requests
- Key ideas and terms
- From solidarity to partnership
- Fundamental values
- Appendix: Stages and processes in conflict transformation
- Ongoing development
- Introduction
- Capacity building
- Popular education
- Media work and arts projects
- Bridge building
- Advocacy
- Peace processes in large scale conflicts
- Recovery from violence
- Ongoing learning
- Influencing policy
- Conclusion
- Dilemmas and limitations
- Introduction
- Practical matters
- Power in mid-conflict and post-conflict transformation
- Making a strategic difference
- Conflict, states and global systems
- Facing the global challenge
- Peacebuilding and pacification
- Introduction
- Peace and militarism
- Two world views
- Addressing violence: dilemmas and ethics
- Peacebuilding and international relations
- States and the limitations to their sovereignty
- Fear, control and future security
- Shifting the culture and bridging the divide
- Caught in two systems: co-option or transformation?
- Conflict transformation and realpolitik
- Violence and nonviolence
- Nonviolent people power
- Resistance to nonviolence
- Ethics and culture
- Signs that the system can change
- Dialogue with donors
- Building the praxis of nonviolence
- People-power in conflict transformation
- Forms of violence
- Nonviolence
- Challenging the system
- An oppressive system that has had its day
- Global transformation: starting with ourselves
- Mobilisation: building alliances for global transformation
- Agenda for humanity
- Introduction
- Peace
- Economic justice and wellbeing
- Democracy
- Global solidarity and the power of humanity
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