Intervention Processes and Outcomes

Beyond Intractability: A Free Knowledge Base on More Constructive Approaches to Destructive Conflict

Intervention Processes and Outcomes

	Options and Strategies People often resort to violence because they feel trapped. These essays present alternative strategies for addressing intractable conflict.
	Assessment and Evaluation A successful conflict intervention begins with assessment and ends with evaluation. These essays explain why these two steps are so necessary.
	Negotiation These essays discuss basic strategies and tactics of negotiation.
	Mediation and Facilitation Mediation and facilitation can be extremely effective methods of addressing intractable conflict. These essays discuss the differences between the two.
	Arbitration and Adjudication Beyond mediation and facilitation, these essays describe other forms of alternative dispute resolution.
	Peace Processes This section discusses conflict resolution on a national or international scale.
	Outcomes of Intervention There are various goals for conflict interventions. This section deals with a range of possible outcomes from a ceasefire to stable peace.
	Peace Agreements This section breaks down the structure of a peace agreement, explaining the different components and why they are necessary.

Peace is more important than all justice; and peace was not made for the sake of justice, but justice for the sake of peace. -- Martin Luther

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