Category: Interdisciplinary – Conflict Resolution and Mediation Studies
Western Diplomacy’s Ineffective Iconoclasm: Conflict Resolution With China and the West’s Forgotten Rhetorical Tools
The Alaskan talks of China and America point to the need for a new style of Western diplomacy. The limitations …
Exploring the Social Space of Filipino Catholics in Japan: [De]Ghettoization
Filipinos go to Japan for economic reasons but as they migrate for work, they bring along with them their ethnoreligious …
What Does it Mean to Give Faithfully in the COVID-19 Pandemic and Polarized America?: A Case Study of Liberal Mennonites
This presentation aims to examine the ways in which American liberal Mennonites collectively and individually allocate their financial resources to …
Rethinking the Principle of National Self-Determination: Toward a New Approach for the Question of Palestine
Several ideas have been proposed to solve the question of Palestine, but none have succeeded. Representative examples include the two-state …
“Saving Our City”: Christian Perspectives on Mediating Controversies and Conflicts in the Anti-extradition Movement in Hong Kong
The anti-extradition movement has already persisted in Hong Kong since early June 2019. There have been frequent violent confrontations between …
Power- Conflict: Empowering Human Relation
‘Power-conflict’ has been in existence in different forms in our lives. Notionally, it estranges interpersonal relations. But the present paper …
The Interplay of Power and Femininism: A Typical Interpretation of Judges 4:4-22
The word “Power” has been given various interpretations by sociologist, philosophers and theologians etc. depending on each perspective. One basic …