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|a Conflict Resolution Beyond the Realist Paradigm :
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|a Intro; Table of Contents; Abstract; Acknowledgments; Foreword; Abbreviations; Introduction; Questions I am aiming to address; The organization of the text; Part I; Chapter 1 Critical review of conflict resolution theories; Binary frames in conflict resolution; Realist theories of international relations; Liberal theories of international relations; In the shadow of Track 1: interactive problem solving; Alternative to binary frames in conflict resolution; Multitrack models of conflict resolution; Network theory; The third side; Constructivist trends in conflict analysis.
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|a Reflective and elicitive practiceTheories of ethnicity and nationalism; Critical theory; Structuration theory: segue into participatory research design; Chapter 2 Methodology; Participatory action research; Case selection; Auto-ethnography; First-person action research and collective auto-ethnography; Second-person action research; Ethical considerations and limitations; Chapter 3 Auto-ethnographic sketch; My background, the resulting perspective and subjectivity, and their role in this research; Part II.
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|a Chapter 4 On ethical and methodological challenges of leading a Syrian dialogue program in the middle of a civil war: from exclusion to inclusionThe program design and implementation; Program design vs. program reality; Intermission; Back to dialogue; Methodological agony; Reframing; Getting real; Closure; Implications of the Syrian dialogue for this research: toward inclusive frames that do not privilege the violent extremes; Chapter 5 On methodological challenges of leading an analytic initiative in the context of the long-lasting Nagorno-Karabakh conflict: from inclusion to exclusion.
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|a The Nagorno-Karabakh Analytic InitiativeThe first meeting; The first full symposium; The second full symposium; Working group; Implications of the Nagorno-Karabakh Analytic Initiative for recognizing power dynamics and resulting exclusion, and marginalization; Part II postscript; Part III; Chapter 6 Influence of macro-frames on conflict resolution practice. Addressing exclusion perpetuated by binary conflict discourses of international relations; In the shadow of the international relations discourse; Practical implications of naming initiatives â#x80;#x9C;Track 2â#x80;#x9D;: impact on selection.
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|a Practical implications of naming initiatives â#x80;#x9C;Track 2â#x80;#x9D;: impact on dialogueLeaving the shadow: addressing patterns of marginalization influenced by the international relations discourse; Conceptual alternatives; Evolving Designs: rethinking the language of mediation; Evolving Designs: rethinking dialogue and PSW; Evolving Designs in practice: transforming the Analytic Initiative; Chapter 6 postscript: gender and other binaries that affect conflict resolution practice; Chapter conclusions.
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|a Chapter 7 Marginalization specific to conflict resolution initiatives. Addressing the formation of dominant factions.
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