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Warriors to Peace Guardians—Emergent Peacebuilding Design in Kenyaith complexity and emergence. With the support of the United States Institute of Peace, this project overcame such limitations, adapting successfully to emergent realities on the ground, and retaining indigenous ownership in partnership with an international NGO, Mediators Beyond Borders International.

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Interwoven Conventions, Innovations, and Generations: Youth Development Through Conflict Resolution pproaches, from which they could engage in conflict transformation in their communities and engage as leaders in larger social issues. Fundamentally, youth are symbols for liminality between old and new, tradition and change, and learning from their responses to conflict offers unique insights into evolving models for reconciliation.

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Peacemaking in Palestine: Encounters in Principles and Practicers, the analysis focused less on how transformative mediation could be applied in a new cultural context, and more on the need for any outside model to honor the core principles and practices evident in conflict and peacemaking processes in Palestinian society.

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The State of the Art and the Need for Context-Grounded Practice in Conflict Resolution,cultures. It also makes the case for the need to explore how cultures interact and evolve, resulting in new conflict resolution models and new best practices. Last, it reviews the questions and analytical framework given to chapter authors, and introduces their cases.

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