Category: Reflections on Practice & Policy

Coalitions, The Good, the Bad and the Effective

As indicated in earlier posts for several days this week the PCDNetwork team is attending...

Intention, Attention, Time, & Coffee

(Originally posted on the Space Bangkok blog.) When I went to Italy a few years...

Building American Peacebuilding

Last weekend, I helped organize and facilitate a workshop on how the peacebuilding community could...

Inclusive Peace Processes Are Key to Ending Violent Conflict

(Original Posting: usip.org/publications/2017/05/inclusive-peace-processes-are-key-ending-violent-conflict) Friday, May 5, 2017 / By: Colette Rausch; Tina Luu Violent conflict,...

Can you reconcile without forgiving?

by Elissa Al Roumi, Lebanon  “What is forgiveness? Can you reconcile without forgiving?” this was...

How to Ruin a Peace Process: Exclude a Rebel Group

By Suzanne Ghais, Ph.D. (sghais.com) A friend of mine belongs to a dinner club. You...

How does one quantify peace?

by Leo Lou, China/United States Bologna 2015  How does one quantify peace? What credible databases concerning...

The Discipline of Presence in Peacebuilding

(Originally posted on the Space Bangkok blog.) I’ve mentioned before how discipline is what takes...

5 reasons why centering grassroots leadership matters

Dear do-gooders of all shapes, sizes, creeds, and levels of "experience" (that means you too,...

The role of confidence in leadership and negotiation

“Confidence is a gift, given to you by yourself. To have it costs nothing but...
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