Resolving Identity-Based Conflict in Nations, Organizations, and Communities

Jay Rothman

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Preface. Acknowledgements. About the Author. Prologue: The ARIA Quartet Conflict. TRANSFORMING IDENTITY-BASED CONFLICT. 1. The ARIA Framework: Antagonism, Resonance, Invention, Action. 2. Antagonism: Sufacing Differences and Analyzing Animosity. 3. Resonance: Articulating Common Needs and Motivations. 4. Invention: Generating Cooperative Solutions. 5. Action: Setting Joint Agendas. THE ARIA FRAMEWORK IN PRACTICE. 6. Prenegotiation in Nations: Peace Building in Jerusalem. 7. Transforming Conflicts Within and Between Groups in Organizations. 8. ARIA Tools: Lessons Drawn from Community Conflicts. Epilogue: Engaging Identity, Creating Harmony. Notes. References. Index.

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