The Little Books of Justice and Peacebuilding
The “Little Books of Justice and Peacebuilding” are a series of wonderful introductions to many innovative and effective peace and restorative justice tools. The series is published by Good Books (a Mennonite press). Each title is 64 to 90 pages in length, was published in the years 2002–2007, and costs $4.95.
The Little Book of Conflict Transformation by John Paul Lederach
Key ideas and thinking about how to transform a conflict peacefully.
The Little Book of Strategic Negotiation Negotiating During Turbulent Times by Jayne Seminare Docherty
Negotiating principles, especially for use in difficult or conflict situations such as divorce or civil war.
The Little Book of Cool Tools for Hot Topics Group Tools to Facilitate Meetings when Things
Are Hot by Ron Kraybill
How to help people hear each other when they feel like shouting; how to focus on the issues at stake rather than having a war of personalities.
The Little Book of Dialogue for Difficult
Subjects A Practical Hands-On Guide by Lisa Schirch and David Campt
“Dialogue allows people in conflict to listen to each other, affirm their common ground, and explore their differences in a safe environment.”
The Little Book of Strategic Peacebuilding by Lisa Schirch
Schirch singles out four critical actions that must be undertaken if peace is to take root at any level: 1) waging conflict nonviolently; 2) reducing direct violence; 3) transforming relationships; and 4) building capacity.
The Little Book of Trauma Healing by Caroline Yoder
Ideas for those who have been traumatized by terrorists or tsunamis. The primary premise is that traumatic events and times have the potential to awaken the human spirit and the global family.
The Little Book of Restorative Discipline for Schools Teaching Responsibility; Creating
Caring Climates by Lorraine Amstutz and Judy H. Mullet
Two educators show how restorative justice principles can be applied in schools, at all grade levels.
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