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Table of Contents

Abstract

Acknowledgments

Foreword

Abbreviations

Introduction

Questions I am aiming to address

The organization of the text

Part I

Chapter 1

Binary frames in conflict resolution

Realist theories of international relations

Liberal theories of international relations

In the shadow of Track 1: interactive problem solving

Alternative to binary frames in conflict resolution

Multitrack models of conflict resolution

Network theory

The third side

Constructivist trends in conflict analysis

Reflective and elicitive practice

Theories of ethnicity and nationalism

Critical theory

Structuration theory: segue into participatory research design

Chapter 2

Participatory action research

Case selection

Auto-ethnography

First-person action research and collective auto-ethnography

Second-person action research

Ethical considerations and limitations

Chapter 3

My background, the resulting perspective and subjectivity, and their role in this research

Part II

Chapter 4

The program design and implementation

Program design vs. program reality

Intermission

Back to dialogue

Methodological agony

Reframing

Getting real

Closure

Implications of the Syrian dialogue for this research: toward inclusive frames that do not privilege the violent extremes

Chapter 5

The Nagorno-Karabakh Analytic Initiative

The first meeting

The first full symposium

The second full symposium

Working group

Implications of the Nagorno-Karabakh Analytic Initiative for recognizing power dynamics and resulting exclusion, and marginalization

Part II postscript

Part III

Chapter 6

In the shadow of the international relations discourse

Practical implications of naming initiatives “Track 2”: impact on selection

Practical implications of naming initiatives “Track 2”: impact on dialogue

Leaving the shadow: addressing patterns of marginalization influenced by the international relations discourse

Conceptual alternatives

Evolving Designs: rethinking the language of mediation

Evolving Designs: rethinking dialogue and PSW

Evolving Designs in practice: transforming the Analytic Initiative

Chapter 6 postscript: gender and other binaries that affect conflict resolution practice

Chapter conclusions

Chapter 7

Formation of a single dominant faction within initiatives

Cultural intelligibility to the organizers

Reliance on a dominant discourse external to the initiative

Competition for domination and shifting marginalization

Recognizing and addressing domination and resulting marginalization

Chapter conclusions

Chapter 8

Competition among organizations

Walking the talk: the case for the organizations preaching cooperation to lead by example

Power struggles within teams

Addressing marginalization within teams

Chapter conclusions

Chapter 9

Reflection: the learning and the key findings

Action: Evolving Designs in Imagine Center’s recent initiatives

Questions for further research

Postscript

Bibliography

Copyright