Creating the Third Force -

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Résumé :
CHAPTER 1: Indigenous Processes of Conflict Resolution: Neglected Methods of Peacemaking by the New Field of Conflict Resolution CHAPTER 2: The Best of Judgments: Rituals of Settlement (Sulh) and Reconciliation (Musalaha) in the Middle East CHAPTER 3: Araraa: The Oromo Indigenous Processes of Peacemaking CHAPTER 4: Respecting Identity, Creating Justice, and Building Peaceful Relationships in Laos through Traditional Conflict Resolution Processes CHAPTER 5: Indigenous Peacemaking in Northern Ireland CHAPTER 6: Traditional Systems of Conflict Mediation: Exploration of Mukhiya or Jimmuwal, and Bhadra-Bhaladmis Peacemaking Mechanisms in the Himalayas CHAPTER 7: Case Study: Peacemaking as Ceremony: The Mediation Model of the Navajo Nation CHAPTER 8: Indigenous Elders as the Mbasoron Tar (Repairers of the World) and Inukshuks (Waypointers) of Peace CHAPTER 9: Traditional Peacemaking Processes among Indigenous Populations in the Northern and Southern Philippines CHAPTER 10: Kinoo'Amaadawaad Megwaa Doodamawaad ? 'They are learning with each other while they are doing': The Opaaganasining (Pipestone) Living Peace Framework CHAPTER 11: Conflict Avoidance among the Sater?-Maw? of Manaus, Brazil and Peacemaking Behaviours among Amazonian Amerindians CHAPTER 12: Indigenous Processes of Conflict Management in Contemporary Somalia CHPATER 13: Indigenous Guard in Cauca, Colombia: Peaceful Resistance in a Region of Conflict CHPATER 14: Maori Disputes and their Resolution CHAPTER 15: Women's Indigenous Processes of Peacebuilding and Peacemaking in Uzbekistan: Sacred Places of Homes and Community for Health and Well-being CHAPTER 16: Reconstructing Communities - A Case Study: Indigenous Grandmothers Searching for Peace CHAPTER 17: Changing Gender Roles: Challenging Ethno-Historical Depictions of African Women's Roles in Conflict CHAPTER 18: BinSyowi: The Woman Who Loves Women as Guardians of Life and Weavers of Peace in Biak, Papua CHAPTER 19: Indigenous Storytelling as a Peacebuilding Process CHAPTER 20: Ritual and Symbol in Justice and Peace-building: Lessons from Pukhtoon Tribes on the Jirga CHPATER 21: Indigenous Mechanisms of Conflict Resolution and Peacemaking: The Role of Ng'ado Guok Ritual and Process among the Luo People of Kenya CHAPTER 22: Linguistic Form in Calypso: Employing Reframing as a Multidimensional Tool in Peace Building CHAPTER 23: Creating The Third Force: Some Common Features in Indigenous Processes of Peacemaking, and Some Preliminary Observations...

Biographie:

Hamdesa Tusois a faculty member of the Peace and Conflict Studies Program of University of Manitoba.

Maureen P. Flaherty is assistant professor in peace and conflict studies at the University of Manitoba.