From Confrontation to Cooperation: Resolving Ethnic and Regional Conflict

By Jay Rothman, Sage Publications, Newbury Park, Ca. (1992)

What the reviewers say...

"This is an important book . . . Rothman provides a timely and encouraging treat-ment of practical steps to help participants break out of the straight jacket of 'intractable' conflicts. Recommended reading for current future international affairs practitioners and those who educate them."
Dave Bobrow, Dean, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Pittsburgh

"This is the most thoughtful, comprehensive exposition of what it takes to use the integrative approach in protracted ethnic conflict. It is courageous, indeed a model, in laying out its own assumptions and in setting forth how they have worked, and failed, in various settings. Perhaps its greatest utility will be for educators and trainers who rarely have so explicit a framework with which to work."