Berghof Glossary on Conflict Transformation

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Inclusivity and Participation: Working Together understanding of the context and conflict dynamics, and the process itself should remain flexible enough to adapt to changes in local conditions. References and Further Reading Clare Castillejo (2014). Promoting Inclusion in Political Settlements: A Priority for International Actors? Oslo: Norwegian Peacebuilding Resource Centre. Véronique Dudouet & Stina Lundström (2016). Post-war Political Settlements: From Participatory Transition Processes to Inclusive State-building and Governance. Research Report. Berlin: <strong>Berghof</strong> Foundation. Marike Blunk et al. (2017). National Dialogue Handbook: A Guide for Practitioners. Berlin: <strong>Berghof</strong> Foundation. Katrin Planta (2015). Broadening and Deepening Participation in Peace Negotiations: A Strategic Framework. Berlin: <strong>Berghof</strong> Foundation. Online Resources Political Settlement Research Programme, http://www.politicalsettlements.org/ publications-library/ Inclusive Peace and Transition Initiative, http://www.inclusivepeace.org/ Inclusive Security, https://www.inclusivesecurity.org/ Project: Inclusive Political Settlements, https://www.berghof-foundation.org/ programmes/conflict-transformation-research/completed-projects/inclusivepolitical-settlements/ 106
Learning Together: Monitoring, Evaluating, Reflecting 14 Learning Together: Monitoring, Evaluating, Reflecting Barbara Unger and Beatrix Austin “We are not what we know but what we are willing to learn.” Mary Catherine Bateson Why reflect when there is so much to do? In complex settings, such as a protracted conflict, we as practitioners trying to improve the situation must reduce complexity and identify key dynamics. This is challenging, and we often find in hindsight that we could have done better. Our own ability to adapt to the challenges we face is therefore of key importance. One way is to learn from what we did in the past and how well that worked, 107
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Abbreviations ANC African National
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Introduction At the Berghof
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Averting Humiliation: Dignity, Just
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Building and Sustaining Peace PEACE
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Educating for Peace PEACE EDUCATION
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