Music and Art in Conflict Transformation: A Review

Arild Bergh · JOHN A. SLOBODA

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Peacebuilding and International Security Diverse Musicological Studies Peace and Human Rights Education

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Since the early 1990s, there has been an increase in the use of music and the arts within a conflict transformation context.This guest editorial discusses the developments in this research and practical area.The current status of the field, and challenges it faces, are then examined within the context of this issue's theme of the arts and conflict transformation/peace building.

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