Moral Imagination The Art And Soul Of Building Peace

By:

Lederach, J P

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York Oxford University Press 2005Edition: 1Description: xvi, 200ISBN:

9780199747580

Subject(s):

General

DDC classification:

303.66 LED

Contents:

Moral Imagination The Art And Soul Of Building Peace

Summary: "Moral Imagination: The Art and Soul of Building Peace" by John Paul Lederach explores how the capacity to imagine constructive solutions to conflict, even in the face of violence, is crucial for peacebuilding. It argues that peacebuilding is both a learned skill and an art, requiring a shift in perspective to view conflict situations as opportunities for creativity and positive change. The book emphasizes the importance of nurturing human relationships, even with enemies, and recognizing turning points in conflict to foster new possibilities for peace.

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Moral Imagination
The Art And Soul Of Building Peace

"Moral Imagination: The Art and Soul of Building Peace" by John Paul Lederach explores how the capacity to imagine constructive solutions to conflict, even in the face of violence, is crucial for peacebuilding. It argues that peacebuilding is both a learned skill and an art, requiring a shift in perspective to view conflict situations as opportunities for creativity and positive change. The book emphasizes the importance of nurturing human relationships, even with enemies, and recognizing turning points in conflict to foster new possibilities for peace.

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