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The Anatomy of Peace

byThe Arbinger Institute

Who is this book for? Readers interested in conflict resolution, sociology, and personal development.

Topics Interethnic conflict resolutionConflict transformationCultural understandingEmotional healingFamily reconciliationCompassionIdentityCommunication skillsEmpathyPersonal responsibilityConflictPeaceReconciliation

MoodHopeful

The Anatomy of Peace will instil hope and inspire reconciliation. Through a series of moving stories about once-bitter enemies reunited, it shows us how we routinely misunderstand the causes of conflict - and perpetuate the very problems we're trying to solve. The Anatomy of Peace shows you how to:- Focus on helping things go right, rather than 'fixing' things that go wrong- Think about others as people with fears of their own, not obstacles in your way- Stop worrying about how the world sees you- Learn to move away from blame and bitterness

Language

Published on

07/07/2016

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9780141983929

Price Comparison

waterstones

Paperback

10.99 £

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