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On Oppression, Justice, Advocacy, Neutrality, and Peacebuilding -- Additional Perspectives

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More insight into the complex relationship between social justice advocacy and peacebuilding from Larry Susskind, Louis Kriesberg, Jay Rothman, Ken Cloke, Greg Bourne, Lisa Schirch, and Martin Carcasson.

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On Oppression, Justice, Advocacy, Neutrality, and Peacebuilding -- Part 2

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Bernie Mayer and Jackie Font-Guzmán offer a critique of our focus on hyper-polarization based on their book, The Neutrality Trap.

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Summary of "A Framework for Understanding Polarizing Language"

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Polarizing language demonstrates features that are readily identifiable. Can such warnings can be heard and action taken to enable people to shift from violence to problem solving before it's too late?

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Summary of "The Case for Principled Impartiality in a Hyper-Partisan World"

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To abandon impartiality completely and simply join the fray as partisans will likely only further erode our political culture and exacerbate the problems of polarization, distrust, and misinformation.

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On Oppression, Justice, Advocacy, Neutrality, and Peacebuilding -- Part 1

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Do efforts to limit hyper-polarization undermine efforts to challenge oppression or does allowing hyper-polarization to flourish fuel the hatred that makes oppression possible?

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We’re About to Find Out What Happens When Privacy Is All but Gone

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A look at the many implications of living in a post-privacy society.

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Strategies for Revitalizing Democracy in the Post 9/11 Era

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Carrie Menkel-Meadow, Connie Ozawa, and Barney Jordaan offer their their thoughts on what the conflict resolution field can do to help limit the hyper-polarization that is plaguing so many societies.

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How Can We Reduce Hyper-Polarization? Join BI's Discussion to Share Your Ideas and Learn Others!

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A joint BI/CRQ call for those with conflict resolution and peacebuilding expertise to pool their insights and think about how we could help democracies better live up to their ideals.

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Reflections on the January 6 Hearings and the Need for a Broader Investigation of Hyper-Polarization

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The continuing chasm that divides Trump supporters and opponents following the January 6 hearings highlights the need for a much more comprehensive effort to address the hyper-polarization problem.

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Neutrality, Omni-Partiality, and the Evolution of Political Conflict

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We must overcome the hostile, adversarial, authoritarian forces that separate “us” from “them;” and realize that there is no “them,” there is only us. Then we can face our conflicts and crises together, as a diverse and cohesive community of problem solvers.

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