Excerpts From Recently Published Book Reviews of
“As an engaged party in any conflict situation, it is challenging to hold onto one’s own beliefs, while respectfully listening to and considering the perspectives of the other. The techniques on self and interpersonal development [in this volume] make valuable contributions to enabling people to develop these abilities within themselves and their relationships.”
Beth Fisher-Yoshida, Academic Director of MS in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Program (NECR), Columbia University; Review published in J
ournal of Transformative Education
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“What does
Peacebuilding through Dialogue
teach those of us who do and do
not work in formal educational settings? One lesson across all chapters is
the importance of first changing our own hearts. The examples in the book
clearly show that outer change always starts from inner change..."
Nozomi Inukai,
D
octoral Candidate in the College of Education,
DePaul University; Review published in
Schools: Studies in Education
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“T
his volume offers in-depth and rigorous insight into the theory and practice of dialogue in education, personal development, and peacebuilding, insight that seems of even greater ethical and political importance today.”
Dale Snauwaert,
Professor of Educational Theory and Peace Studies,
The University of Toledo; Review published in
In Factis Pax
