Peace and Conflict Studies

Peace and Conflict Studies journal is 'committed to interdisciplinary explorations on conflict resolution, peace building, humanitarian assistance, and other alternative mechanisms that seek to prevent and control violence.'

Peace and Conflict Studies is published twice a year by the Network of Peace and Conflict Studies sponsored by the Department of Conflict Analysis and Resolution at NSU.

About

The journal addresses a wide variety of subjects including:

• Social change and nonviolence
• Sustainable development
• Ecological balance
• Community revitalization
• Reflective practice
• Action research
• Social justice
• Human rights
• Gender equality
• Intercultural relations

People

Editor-in-Chief

• Robin Cooper

Founding and Consulting Editor

• Howon Jeong

Senior Advisory Editors

• Sean Byrne
• Honggang Yang

Editorial Team

• Bertha Amisi
• Elena Bastidas
• Dustin Berna
• Jason Campbell
• Cheryl Duckworth
• Alexia Georgakopoulos
• Evan Hoffman
• Neil Katz
• Judith McKay
• Ismael Muvingi
• Michele Rice
• Mary Hope Schwoebel

Associate Editors

• Alice Ackermann
• Christopher Burnett
• Laura Finley
• Joseph Folger
• Loraleigh Keashly

Production Editor

• Rebecca J. Allison

Editorial Board

• Sami Adwan - Bethlehem University, Palestine
• Chadwick Alger - Ohio State University, USA
• Scott Appleby - University of Notre Dame, USA
• Paul Arthur - University of Ulster-Coleraine, UK
• Celia Cook-Huffman - Juniata College, USA
• Morton Deutsch - Columbia University, USA
• E. Franklin Dukes - University of Virginia, USA
• Matthias Finger - Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale Lausanne
• Ronald Fisher - American University, USA
• Linda Forcey - State University of New York, Binghamton, USA
• Johan Galtung - TRANSCEND, Norway
• Vasu Gounden - University of Durban, South Africa
• Tamar Hermann - The Open University of Israel and The Israel Democracy Institute
• Herbert Kelman - Harvard University, USA
• Caroline Kennedy-Pipe - University of Sheffield, UK
• Louis Kriesberg - Syracuse University, USA
• Ran Kuttner - University of Haifa, Israel
• John Paul Lederach - University of Notre Dame, USA
• Richard Little - University of Bristol, UK
• Neil MacFarlane - Oxford University, UK
• George J. McCall - University of Missouri-St. Louis, USA
• John McGarry - Queen's University, Canada
• Dominic Murray - University of Limerick, Ireland
• Michael Nagler - University of California, Berkeley, USA
• Joseph Nevo - University of Haifa, Israel
• Brendan O'Leary - University of Pennsylvania, USA
• Canada Frederic Pearson - Wayne State University, USA
• Brian Polkinghorn - Salisbury University, USA
• Dean Pruitt - George Mason University, USA
• Luc Reychler - University of Leuven, Belgium
• Janet Rifkin - University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA
• Paul Rogers - University of Bradford, UK
• Marc Howard Ross - Bryn Mawr College, USA
• Robert A. Rubinstein - Maxwell School of Syracuse University, USA
• Dennis Sandole - George Mason University, USA
• Jessica Senehi - Mauro Centre for Peace and Justice, St. Paul's College, and University of Manitoba, Canada
• Martin Shaw - Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals, University of Roehampton (London), and University of Sussex, UK
• Timothy Shaw - University of Massachusetts, Boston, USA
• Janice Gross Stein - University of Toronto, Canada
• Lawrence Susskind - MIT, USA
• Ramesh Thakur - United Nations University, Japan
• Vibeke Vindeløv - University of Copenhagen, Denmark
• Raimo Vayrynen - University of Notre Dame, USA
• Kathleen Maas Weigert - Loyola University Chicago, USA
• Tom Woodhouse - University of Bradford, UK
• Mitja Zagar - University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
• I. William Zartman - John Hopkins University, USA