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Cover -- Titelei -- Impressum -- Unbenannt -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- The Black Notebooks and their Relationship to the Daseinsanalyse -- Heidegger's Being-historical Anti-Semitism -- Relighting the Fire -- Reverberation and philosophical narrative -- Chapter I -- Clash with Science -- Early Reviews: Science in the Strict Sense -- Philosophy as a Science of the Existential -- Science of Being -- Philosophy separated from Science -- The "Mathematical" Project of Science -- The Exactness of Science -- Science deals with the Real -- Science in the Sphere of Technology -- Two Paths for Science -- Chapter II -- Variations on the Concept of Man -- From the "Man" to the Dasein -- Dasein, a Privileged Being -- A look at the Existential Structures of Dasein -- Dasein in Man -- Man: Being-with-the-other -- Man Builder of the World -- Paths in a Desert -- Retrieve as the Revolt of Man -- Signs of Violence -- The Decision of Man -- The Will to Will of Man -- Chapter III -- Science of Man: First Paths -- Didactics of Thinking -- The Role of Fundamental Ontology -- The Failure of Sciences -- Measuring and Calculating in Science -- Research on Man -- Involvement as a Method -- Searching for a Path -- Getting involved as a Method -- Daseinsanalyse -- Research according to Dasein -- The Co-belonging of Da-sein and Man -- Structural Presuppositions of Daseinsanalyse -- The Contribution of Medard Boss -- Two Paths to the Science of Man -- Chapter IV -- Daseinsanalyse as a Meditative therapy for the Transformation of Man -- Science of Experience: Applied Psychoanalysis of Winnicott -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- About the Author.

Intro -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- INTRODUCTION -- PART ONE: Manifestations of Child Poverty -- CHAPTER 1: Beyond Categories: Rhizomatic Experiences of Child Poverty and Vulnerability in Kenya -- CHAPTER 2: Children and Young People's Experiences of Managing Poverty-Related Shame in Uganda and the UK -- CHAPTER 3: Poverty and Child Hunger in South Africa: A Child-Centred Analysis of Household-Level Survey Data -- CHAPTER 4: Child Stunting in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Interrelated Effects of Neighbourhoods and Families -- CHAPTER 5: Dynamics of Child Poverty in Ethiopia -- PART TWO: Child-Sensitive Social Protection -- CHAPTER 6: How Many Malnourished Children Are There in South Africa? What Can Be Done? -- CHAPTER 7: Tackling Undernutrition with a 'Cash Plus' Approach -- CHAPTER 8: Unconditional Cash Transfers and Business Grants: Do Transfer Amounts and Labels Make a Difference for Children? -- PART THREE: Transitions from Childhood into Adulthood -- CHAPTER 9: Gaining Ground with Gatekeepers: Leveraging the Proximal Enabling Environment to Support Youth Livelihood Development -- CHAPTER 10: Physical and Virtual Mobility for Youth Employment in Malawi: Reflections on Findings from Two Research Projects -- CHAPTER 11: Disentangling Urban Adolescents' Vulnerability to Age- and Gender-Based Violence through a Capability Lens in Ethiopia and Rwanda -- CHAPTER 12: Social Connectedness and Youth Transitions: Reflections on a South African Programme -- CONCLUSION -- AUTHOR BIOGRAPHIES.

Intro -- Author Biography -- Title Page -- Imprint Page -- Dedication -- Epigraph -- Prologue -- Day of Reckoning -- Clans -- An Ancient Knight -- A Troubled Child -- Bodgie -- The Chermside Gang -- Knife Boy -- A Disappearance -- The Sydney Mob -- Billy and Barbara -- Boggo Road -- Vince and Shorty -- The Gift -- A Black Day for Society -- Under Observation -- A Menace Returns -- The Prisoner of Dorchester Street -- Torino's -- A Warning -- Prelude to a Tragedy -- Inferno -- Mass Murder -- They Did It -- A Hitman Comes to Town -- The Hasty Inquest -- Days and Nights at Headquarters -- Barbara Flees -- Heads Must Roll -- Caught -- The Verbal -- Drama in Court -- The Man in the White Suit -- Evidence and Amputations -- Where There's Smoke -- Polonia -- Before the Deluge -- Margaret Grace Ward Goes Missing -- The End of the Affair -- The Vanishing -- When the Sun Came Up -- Hawks Nest -- After the Storm -- Port News -- More Heat -- The Lady Vanishes -- The High Life -- Yet Another Missing Person -- Innocent -- Onward Christian Soldiers -- An Overdue Inquest -- Mad Dog -- Domestic Entanglements -- Flight of the Birdman of Boggo Road -- Powderkeg -- The Confession -- An Unexpected Funeral -- Swami -- The Pool Shark -- Around the Campfire -- Loose Lips Sink Ships -- Return to Dorchester Street -- Shorty's Trial -- Just Little Girls -- Silent Death in the Dock -- A Deathbed Confession -- Letters from The Dodger -- Out of Luck -- That Indescribable Night -- Author's Note and Acknowledgements.

Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Author -- About the Technical Reviewer -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Introduction: Understanding Digital Forensics -- What Is Digital Forensics? -- Digital Forensics Goals -- Cybercrime -- Cybercrime Attack Mode -- How Are Computers Used in Cybercrimes? -- Example of Cybercrime -- Malware Distribution -- Ransomware Distribution -- CryptoJacking -- Hacking -- SQL Injections -- Pharming -- Phishing -- E-mail Bombing and Spamming -- Identity Theft -- Cyberstalking -- Using Internet Network Illegally -- DDoS Attacks -- Social Engineering -- Software Piracy -- Digital Forensics Categories -- Computer Forensics -- Mobile Forensics -- Network Forensics -- Database Forensics -- Forensics Data Analysis -- Digital Forensics Users -- Law Enforcement -- Civil Ligation -- Intelligence and Counterintelligence -- Digital Forensics Investigation Types -- Forensics Readiness -- The Importance of Forensic Readiness for Organizations -- Digital Evidence -- Digital Evidence Types -- Machine/Network-Created Data -- Locations of Electronic Evidence -- Challenge of Acquiring Digital Evidence -- Who Should Collect Digital Evidence? -- Chain of Custody -- Digital Forensics Examination Process -- Seizure -- Acquisition -- Analysis -- Reporting -- Digital Forensics Process Official Guides -- Digital Forensics Certifications -- Digital Forensics vs. Other Computing Domain -- Chapter Summary -- Chapter 2: Essential Technical Concepts -- Data Representation -- Decimal (Base-10) -- Binary -- Hexadecimal (Base-16) -- Computer Character Encoding Schema -- File Structure -- Digital File Metadata -- Timestamps Decoder (Tool) -- Hash Analysis -- How to Calculate File Hash -- Method One: Using a Third-Party Tool -- Method Two: Using the Built-In Windows Hashing Feature -- Memory Types -- Volatile Memory -- Nonvolatile Memory.

Intro -- Preface -- Contents -- About the Author -- 1 Death Investigations -- Suicides -- Suicides in Jails and Prisons -- Suicides in the Military -- Deaths in Hospitals and Other Care Settings -- Goals and Characteristics of Death Investigations -- Improvement in Data Collection and Analysis -- Low Autopsy Rates -- Family Members Disagree with Foul Play Determination -- Others Disagree with Foul Play Determination -- Accident? -- Shootings -- Homicide -- Drowning or Near Drowning -- Suicide -- Drug Overdose -- Poisoning/Alcohol Poisoning -- Domestic Violence Victimization -- Fires -- Witnesses to Incidents -- Individuals Pass By -- Recreation -- Found at Home -- Victim Last Location Was the Street -- Found in Water -- Victim's Vehicle Found -- Victim Is Depressed -- Hazards -- History of Hazards -- Rescue Team -- CPR Performed or Attempted -- Fire Department Responded or Involved -- Went to Hospital/ER -- Died at Hospital -- Toxicology Tests Performed/Will Be Performed -- Death Related to Medical Conditions -- Safety Procedures Mentioned -- Comments from Law Enforcement About Incident -- Other Law Enforcement Personnel Involved -- Crime Lab -- Other Forensic Labs -- Negligence Mentioned -- Investigation Still in Progress? -- Law Enforcement Requests Tips/Information -- Prosecutor Mentioned -- Suspect Is Arrested/in Custody -- Criminal Charges -- Suspect's Criminal History -- Community Is Mentioned -- Community Impact Is Discussed -- Community Under Stress -- Individual/Community Condolences -- Grief Is Discussed -- Victim Is Praised -- Summary -- References -- 2 Law Enforcement Agencies -- Interagency Conflicts and Rivalries -- Foul Play Suspected -- Regional Differences in Interagency Cooperation -- State Differences in Interagency Cooperation -- Seasonal Differences in Interagency Cooperation -- Victim's Behavior Is Unusual.

For a period of a decade, between 2001 and 2011, the author directed a Community-Based Research Initiative in the Political Science Department at Northeastern University involving faculty members, upper-level undergraduates, and graduate students. The purpose of this Community-Based Research Initiative was the completion of a series of public policy studies having the following characteristics: (1) an applied focus on city and state levels of government; (2) a priority concern with problems affecting vulnerable and at-risk populations, particularly those reliant on health and social welfare systems as well as other public services; (3) a focus on issues currently prominent on the political agend?L in the sense of being the subject of active debate among government decision makers and in the media; and (4) the formation of working partnerships in which community stakeholders played a significant role helping to identify topics for analysis, develop pragmatic solutions for the issues under examination, and disseminate study findings. An eclectic qualitativ??quantitative methodology guided this research initiative, including use of such techniques as elite interviews, original surveys, legislative analysis, and coding of secondary sources such as newspaper stories, public databases, and computer websites. In all cases, the objective was to integrate standard social science tools with established policy analysis concepts while adapting both to the particular social and organizational context of our investigations.

The book offers a glimpse back in time to a Middle Sepik society, the Iatmul, first investigated by the anthropologist Gregory Bateson in the late 1920s while the feminist anthropologist Margaret Mead worked on sex roles among the neighbouring Tchambuli (Chambri) people. The author lived in the Iatmul village of Kararau in 1972/3 where she studied women's lives, works, and knowledge in detail. She revisited the Sepik in 2015 and 2017. The book, the translation of a 1977 publication in German, is complemented by two chapters dealing with the life of the Iatmul in the 2010s. It presents rich quantitative and qualitative data on subsistence economy, marriage, and women's knowledge concerning myths and rituals. Besides, life histories and in-depth interviews convey deep insights into women's experiences and feelings, especially regarding their varied relationships with men in the early 1970s. Since then, Iatmul culture has changed in many respects, especially as far as the economy, religion, knowledge, and the relationship between men and women are concerned. In her afterword, the anthropologist Christiane Falck highlights some of the major topics raised in the book from a 2018 perspective, based on her own fieldwork which she commenced in 2012. Thus, the book provides the reader with detailed information about gendered lives in this riverine village of the 1970s and an understanding of the cultural processes and dynamics that have taken place since.

Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- CONTENTS -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- 1 COMMUNITY AND THE NORTHWESTERN LOGGER -- Recent Economic and Social/Political Changes -- Policy Context of the Study -- Focus of the Book -- Study Areas and Approach -- Organization of the Book -- Notes -- 2 COMMUNITY AS AN IDEA: A CONCEPTUAL ISSUE WITH PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS -- Territorial Community and the Forest Base -- Moving Beyond the Territorial Community -- 3 THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT -- Notes on Logging's History in the United States -- Notes on Some More Contemporary History -- Notes -- 4 OVERVIEW OF THE NORTHWESTERN LOGGER'S SOCIAL WORLD -- The Organization of the Work and Its Implications -- The Rigging Crew -- Internal Boundaries--Center and Periphery -- Conclusion -- Theoretical/Methodological Note -- Notes -- 5 THE ATTRIBUTES OF THE LOGGER'S SOCIAL WORLD: IDENTITY, FRIENDSHIP PATTERNS, AND SHARED REALITY -- The Logger's Occupational Self -- Loggers' "Off Duty" Friendships -- The Logger's Reference Group: Shared Reality -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 6 FINDING WORK -- Introduction -- Conclusion -- 7 THE LOGGER AND THE SPOTTED OWL -- Other Community Stakeholder Groups -- Summary and Analysis -- 8 THEFUTUREOFNORTHWESTERN LOGGERS AND THEIR COMMUNITIES -- Implications and Choices -- External Influences -- Worker Adaptability: A Multi-Faceted Question -- Conclusion -- Notes -- EPILOGUE -- Retraining -- Ecological Restoration Employment -- Community Assistance Programs -- National "Versus" Local Interests: The Need to Look Beyond the Divisive Dichotomy -- The Need for Collaboration -- References -- lndex -- About the Book and Author.

Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Author -- About the Technical Reviewer -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Cyber and Warfare -- Definition -- Declaration -- Just War Theory -- Jus ad Bellum -- Jus in Bello -- International Agreements -- Expectation of Protection -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Legal Authority -- Title 50-Intelligence Community -- Title 10-Department of Defense -- Maintaining Military Operations -- Covert Action -- Bringing It Together -- Known US Responses -- Example 1 -- Example 2 -- Example 3 -- Example 4 -- Espionage -- Defining Espionage -- Title 18 -- Cyber and Espionage -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Cyber Exploitation -- Refined Definition -- Exploitation -- Types of Exploitation -- Code Vulnerability -- Misconfiguration -- Human Mistake -- Illegitimate Use of Legitimate Credentials -- Valuing Vulnerability Categories -- Title Implications -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Cyber-Attack -- Attack Types -- Denying the Enemy -- Attacks that Degrade -- Non-cyber Example -- Cyber Example -- Cyber-Physical Example -- Attacks that Disrupt -- Non-cyber Example -- Cyber Example -- Cyber-Physical Example -- Attacks that destroy -- Non-cyber Example -- Cyber Example -- Cyber-Physical Example -- Manipulating the Enemy -- Human Perception: Aggressive -- Non-cyber Example -- Cyber Example -- Cyber-Physical Example -- Human Perception: Protective -- Non-cyber Example -- Cyber Example -- Cyber-Physical Example -- Sensor Perception: Aggressive -- Non-cyber Example -- Cyber Example -- Cyber-Physical Example -- Sensor Perception: Protective -- Non-cyber Example -- Cyber Example -- Cyber-Physical Example -- Espionage -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Cyber Collection -- Cyber Intelligence Gathering -- Cyber Domain Collection Examples -- Open Source Collection -- Non-cyber Example -- Cyber Intelligence Example -- Cyber Reconnaissance Example.

Intro -- Contents -- About the Author -- Part I: Definitions, Overview & -- Information for Practitioners -- 1: Foreword & -- Introductory Information -- A Splash of Cold Water -- From Hype to Proof -- Being Future Ready -- The Technology Landscape -- Data as an Asset -- Topics & -- Themes -- Supplemental Readings -- 2: The Changing Accounting Landscape -- Regulation -- State by State Regulations -- Changing Accounting Standards -- Technology -- Redefining the Profession by Technology -- Pros and Cons -- Challenges -- Outsourcing -- What Managers Need to Know to Keep Pace -- What are the Trends -- Who is Using these Technologies? -- How Can They Be Implemented? -- Supplemental Readings -- References -- 3: Cryptocurrencies & -- The Financial Services Landscape -- Blockchain Technology -- What is Blockchain? -- A Brief History and Catchup -- Connecting the Two -- Security Concerns -- Blockchain Breakdown -- Supplemental Readings -- References -- 4: Consensus Methodologies -- Public Versus Private Blockchain -- Public Blockchains -- Private Blockchains -- Consortium or Federated Blockchain Models -- Blockchain Investments -- Forward Looking Applications -- Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) -- Security Token Offerings -- Smart Contracts -- Background -- Smart Contracts Drilldown -- Side Chains and Off-Chain Transactions -- Payment Channels -- Airdrops -- Supplemental Readings -- References -- 5: Stablecoins & -- The Decentralized Organization -- Financial Services Impact of Stablecoins -- Stablecoin Implications -- Additional Considerations -- Classification and Regulation -- Accounting Classification -- Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAO) -- Business Implications -- CPAs and Decentralized Autonomous Organizations -- Advisory Services in a Decentralized World -- Supplemental Readings -- References -- 6: Artificial Intelligence.

Cover -- Contents -- Preface -- About the Author -- Author's Acknowledgements -- 1 Introduction -- Part One: The aim - strong communities -- What does the term community mean? -- Communities of place and interest -- Part Two: The process - community empowerment -- Summary of main points -- Developing your practice -- References: Chapter 1 -- 2 Building People -- Individual involvement -- Part One: Members of community groups -- Starting from strengths -- Identifying learning needs -- Forms of learning -- Stages of learning -- Barriers to effective learning -- Creative approaches to building people -- Carnival arts in Leeds -- Community organising in the US -- Men's and women's sheds in Porth, Wales -- Community-based assertiveness training in Leeds -- Community research in Salford -- Self-Reliant Groups in Scotland and Wales -- Using Freire's approach in Edinburgh -- Using Freire's approach in Lancashire -- A citizens' jury in Blackburn -- A combined approach in Sandyhills, Glasgow -- Learning journeys -- Part Two: Community leaders -- Developing leadership in groups -- Strengthening traits -- The skills approach -- Choosing leadership styles -- Leadership roles -- Strengthening leadership within the group -- Community representatives -- Elected members as community leaders -- Summary -- Developing your practice -- Resources -- References: Chapter 2 -- 3 Building Organisations -- Community groups -- Part One: supporting individual groups -- Helping groups to identify their needs and strengths -- Developing a brief -- Choosing your approach -- Facilitating change in groups -- The key questions -- Using key questions -- Choosing key questions -- Concluding points -- Part Two: working collectively -- Community profiles -- Community strengths profiles -- Summary -- Developing your practice -- Resources -- References: Chapter 3.

COVER -- CONTENTS -- ILLUSTRATIONS AND FEATURES -- PREFACE -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- ABOUT THE AUTHOR -- GUIDE TO LEARNING FEATURES -- GUIDE TO THE WEBSITE -- LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS -- 1 COMPARING GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS -- PREVIEW -- OVERVIEW -- WHAT IS COMPARATIVE POLITICS? -- WHY DO WE COMPARE? -- WHAT DO WE COMPARE? -- HOW DO WE COMPARE? -- CLASSIFYING POLITICAL SYSTEMS -- COMPARING ECONOMIES -- COMPARING SOCIETIES -- THE FUTURE OF COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS -- DISCUSSION QUESTIONS -- CHAPTER CONCEPTS -- KEY TERMS -- COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS ONLINE -- FURTHER READING -- 2 POLITICAL SYSTEMS -- PREVIEW -- OVERVIEW -- POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT -- POLITICAL CULTURE -- CONSTITUTIONS -- EXECUTIVES -- LEGISLATURES -- JUDICIARIES -- SUB-NATIONAL GOVERNMENT -- ELECTIONS -- POLITICAL PARTIES -- THE FUTURE OF POLITICAL SYSTEMS -- DISCUSSION QUESTIONS -- KEY TERMS -- POLITICAL SYSTEMS ONLINE -- FURTHER READING -- 3 UNITED KINGDOM -- PREVIEW -- OVERVIEW -- POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT -- POLITICAL CULTURE -- POLITICAL SYSTEM -- POLITICAL PROCESSES -- THE FUTURE OF BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS -- DISCUSSION QUESTIONS -- CHAPTER CONCEPTS -- KEY TERMS -- UNITED KINGDOM ONLINE -- FURTHER READING -- 4 GERMANY -- PREVIEW -- OVERVIEW -- POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT -- POLITICAL CULTURE -- POLITICAL SYSTEM -- POLITICAL PROCESSES -- THE FUTURE OF GERMAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS -- DISCUSSION QUESTIONS -- CHAPTER CONCEPTS -- KEY TERMS -- GERMANY ONLINE -- FURTHER READING -- 5 UNITED STATES -- PREVIEW -- OVERVIEW -- POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT -- POLITICAL CULTURE -- POLITICAL SYSTEM -- POLITICAL PROCESSES -- THE FUTURE OF AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS -- DISCUSSION QUESTIONS -- CHAPTER CONCEPTS -- KEY TERMS -- THE UNITED STATES ONLINE -- FURTHER READING -- 6 JAPAN -- PREVIEW -- OVERVIEW -- POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT -- POLITICAL CULTURE -- POLITICAL SYSTEM.

Cover -- Book Title -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Author's preface -- Prologue: The month before war -- PART 1 THE SECOND MONDAY IN MARCH: ORIGIN THEORIES AND THE TRAIL LEFT BY DISEASE -- Chapter 1 Circling Patient Zero -- Chapter 2 Three Waves of Death -- PART 2 EUROPE, AMERICA AND THE ALLIANCES OF WAR: THE EFFECT OF THE PANDEMIC ON THE COUNTRIES IN CONFLICT -- Chapter 3 'In flew Enza': How the European Allies were affected by flu -- Chapter 4 The Naples Soldier: Flu and class divisions in the neutral territories -- Chapter 5 School's Out in Vienna: The pandemic behind enemy lines -- Chapter 6 The Edge of War: How flu unfolded in the Americas -- Plate section -- PART 3 MOVEMENT, TRADE AND THE VICTIMS OF COLONISATION: EXPOSURE TO THE VIRUS BEYOND EUROPE -- Chapter 7 Under the Desert Sun: Influenza in Africa and the Middle East -- Chapter 8 The Strange One: The epidemic in colonial India -- Chapter 9 Closed For Business: Influenza in the South Pacific -- Chapter 10 Closing the Loop: Outbreak and immunity in South East Asia -- PART 4 SECRETS IN THE SNOW: WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED IN 100 YEARS? -- Chapter 11 Peace In the Time of Influenza: The impact of the pandemic on the peace process and medicine from 1919 -- Epilogue Northern Exposure: What the bodies in the snow tell us about the next pandemic -- About the author -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- Back Cover.

"The Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) of the European Union is a highly exceptional component of the EU legal order. This constitutionalised foreign policy regime, with legal, diplomatic, and political DNA woven throughout its fabric, is a distinct sub-system of law on the outermost sphere of European supranationalism. When contrasted against other Union policies, it is immediately clear that EU foreign policy has a special decision-making mechanism, making it highly exceptional. In the now depillarised framework of the EU treaties, issues of institutional division arise from the legacy of the former pillar system. This is due to the reality that of prime concern in EU external relations is the question of 'who decides?' By engaging a number of legal themes, that cut across foreign affairs exceptionalism, executive prerogatives, parliamentary accountability, judicial review, and the constitutionalisation of European integration, the book lays bare how EU foreign affairs have become highly legalised, leading to ever-greater coherence in how Europe exerts itself on the global stage. In this first monograph dedicated exclusively to the law of the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy in modern times, the author argues that the legal framework for EU foreign affairs must adapt in a changing world so as to ensure the EU treaties can cater for a more assertive Europe in the wider world"--

Cover Page -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Foreword, by Daisaku Ikeda -- Dialogue: An Introduction, by Peter N. Stearns -- Section One: Education -- 1. Identity, Race, and Classroom Dialogue, by Steven D. Cohen -- 2. Listening and Dialogue in Educators' Reflective Practice, by Bradley Siegel and William Gaudelli -- 3. The Presence and Role of Dialogue in Soka Education, by Jason Goulah -- 4. Dialogue and Agency: Educating for Peace and Social Change, by Monisha Bajaj and Ion Vlad -- Section Two: Personal and Interpersonal Transformation -- 5. Compassion in Dialogue, by Bernice Lerner -- 6. Bringing Out the Best in Oneself and Others: The Role of Dialogue in Daisaku Ikeda's Peacebuilding Practice, by Olivier Urbain -- 7. The WISE Model and the Role of Self As Observer in Genuine Dialogue, by Meenakshi Chhabra -- 8. Values, Dissonance, and the Creation of Shared Meaning, by Gonzalo Obelleiro -- Section Three: Conflict Resolution -- 9. Dignity Dialogues: An Educational Approach to Healing and Reconciling Relationships in Conflict, by Donna Hicks -- 10. Changing the Conversation: Emerging Better Dialogue Practices Seen Through Four Lenses, by Mark Farr -- 11. Dialogue and Mutual Recognition: The Practice of Interreligious Encounters, by Andrea Bartoli and Charles Gardner -- 12. Modes of Peacemaking Dialogue, by Susan H. Allen -- 13. Dialogue and Demographic Complexity, by Ceasar L. McDowell -- Conclusion, by Peter N. Stearns -- Works Cited -- Index -- Author Biographies -- Back Cover.