Overview of IPCR Faculty
Faculty retreat 2 (Some of our IPCR faculty & staff members at 2005 annual retreat.)

The study of International Peace and Conflict Resolution draws on a variety of academic disciplines. Our faculty members are trained in political science, cross-cultural communication, sociology, international relations, social psychology, anthropology, international law, and counseling. They are deeply engaged in some of the most pressing issues of our times, promoting dialogue in the Middle East and Africa, improving the participation of women in peacebuilding in the Balkans and Northern Ireland, transforming post-conflict societies in Latin America, and conducting hostage negotiations both in the United States and internationally.


Summer Institute faculty present a student with certificateIn their research and teaching of conflict and violence, IPCR Faculty examine alternative paradigms and analyses of how domestic and international policies and systems work in relation to peace and conflict. Thus, IPCR can integrate the study of cultural and psychological factors contributing to violent conflicts; social, economic, and political factors; and systemic forces that drive social systems toward violence. A constructive approach is also offered in studying the processes that can lead to nonviolent conflict resolution and transformation.


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List of Faculty Members
IPCR Faculty Contact Sheet

Abu-Nimer, Mohammed
Middle East, Israel Palestine, Sri Lanka, Mindanao and Philippines
Islam and Nonviolence and Peace
Interfaith dialogue
Religion and peace
Culture and Peace and Conflict Resolution
Peacebuilding and Development
Dialogue and Conflict Resolution Training

Ahmed, Osman S.

World Bank
Poverty
Economics

Awad, Mubarak
Nonviolence
Israel/Palestine
Youth Advocacy

Call, Charles
Peacebuilding Post-Conflict
Governance & Reconstruction
Latin America & the Caribbean
Human Rights and Democratization
Justice and Security Sector Reform
Demilitarization
International Organizations & Peace

Chong, Daniel
Human Rights Development, and Global Poverty
Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights
Human Rights as Tools for Social Movements
Humanitarian Aid and Conflict Social Constructivism

Dewey, Arthur "Gene"
Refugee, Population & Migration
US Policy
US State Department
United Nations

Fisher, Ronald
Interactive Conflict Resolution
International Mediation and Problem Solving
Applied Conflict Resolution

Ghareeb, Edmund
Kurds
Iraq
US-Arab Relations
Ethnic and Religious Identities in the Middle East 

Gregorian, Hrach
NGOs
Eastern Europe
Central Asia
Training
Dispute Resolution

Groves, Joseph
Nonviolence
Social Movements

Johnson, Sarah
Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons
Migration Crises and Security
People's Movements
Student Movements
International Development

Kadayifci-Orellana, Ayse
Culture and Conflict Resolution
Interfaith Dialogue
Religion and Peacebuilding
Islam and Conflict Resolution
Middle East
Environment/Development and Conflict resolution

Kyrou, Christos
Environmental Peacemaking
Environmental Security
Environment and Human Rights 
Sustained Dialogue
Mediation
Insurgency Movements
Peace Education
Northern Ireland, Bosnia & Herzegovina (Mostar), The Basque Country, Cyprus, Greece/Turkey, Palestine/Israel, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, DRC, Great Lakes Region, Somalia, Sudan, South Africa, Caucasus, South Asia, Mexico, Haiti, Peru, Colombia

McCarthy, Colman
Literature of Peace
Nonviolence
Peace Education

Mertus, Julie

Human Rights & US Foreign Policy
Gender and Conflict
Refugees and Humanitarian Action 
Central and Eastern Europe/ The Balkans
Human Rights and Democratization
Ethics and Modern Global Problems
International Organizations & Peace
Human Rights & the Media

Mische, Patricia
Global Education
Environmental Conflict
Peace Education
Religion

O'Leary, Carole
Politics of Identity
Nationalism, Ethnicity and Conflict
Language, Culture and Society
Middle East
Iraq, Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Turkey, Arab Gulf States

Said, Abdul Aziz
Peace and Conflict Resolution in Islam
Transformation
U.S. Foreign Policy

Seng, Yvonne
Islam and Peace

Shepler, Susan
Youth and Conflict
Migration Crises and Security
Reintegration of Former Child Soldiers in Sierra Leone
Post-Conflict Reconstruction
Education and Development
NGOs and Globalization
Search for Local Solutions to Conflict

Simone, Fera
Gender and Islam
US-Iran Relations

Smith, Dane
Africa
Islam
Interfaith Dialogue
US Role in International Peacebuilding
US Peace Policy

Smith, Margaret
Northern Ireland
Memory and History in Conflict

Starr, Martha
Inequality
Economics of War and Peace
Social Economics

Stephan, Maria
Nonviolent Conflict
Civilian-based Resistance
Self-determination Movements

Wanis-St. John, Anthony
International Negotiation
Implementation Problems in Peace Processes
Civil Society and Peace Negotiation
Culture and Negotiation
Complex Adaptive Systems and Negotiation

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