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A guideline of questions to support in conflict analysis with a focus on people, process, and problem, three major aspects of conflict.

An overview and analysis of the literature aimed at the study of conflict management in the Church.

A brief exploration into the perspectives of mutual dependence and currencies as ways to understand power, as well as considerations mediators can use to balance power.

Guide posts for conflict managers to understand key aspects of the experience, structure, and dynamics of conflict.

A table exploring the descriptive and prescriptive ways of understanding conflict transformation across four dimensions: personal, relational, structural, and cultural.

A foreword written for The Bernal Story, a firsthand account of the transformation of a community conflict in the Bernal Heights neighborhood of San Francisco, California.