Conflict comes in many shapes and sizes. Peacemakers must constantly look for creative approaches to resolving and transforming conflict. These approaches and their methods must be adapted to the context and nature of the conflict ...

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The ubuntu landscape consists of a collage of images, ideas, pictures, and dreams. ‘Ubuntu’ is a concept that is both old and new. It has a long history. From time to time, it is being ...

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Abstract Prevailing scholarly analyses of international relations pay virtually no attention to music. And yet, the political dimensions of music are all too evident. The terrifying realities of conflict and the search for peace have ...

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A Systematic Review of Compassion in Healthcare Training Is compassion in healthcare an important part of healthcare training? Traditionally, healthcare training has undervalued the need to develop human aspects of medicine and care. These aspects ...

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by LOREN TOUSSAINT and JON R. WEBB Abstract Much research has shown that women are more empathic than men. Yet, women and men are equally forgiving. However, it is not clear whether empathy is more important to ...

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While most people see the legal arena as a place to do battle, a place where we annihilate the person we see as our opponent, using mediation skills as a lawyer empowers people to find ...

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Surprised? Maybe not, but in this largest study in nearly a century, the reasons why might be surprising. “Understanding sex differences in empathy could help researchers better understand why certain mental health problems impact more ...

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