Communicating for peace: diplomacy and negotiation

How does culture affect peace negotiations? This is the central question explored in Communicating for Peace. Tightly edited with contributions by an international team of experts, this insightful volume carefully outlines the process of communication by nations, groups, and individuals. Contributors provide multiple theoretical perspectives for understanding the differences between and the interdependence of-cultures. By examining peace processes across cultures, this volume provides fresh, unique perspectives on such topics as power, trust, stereotyping, philosophy and style, hostility escalation, and media and policy implica tions. Case studies and numerous examples are provided to underscore the ideas and perspectives presented. In addition, this volume concludes with an agenda setting summary that will stimulate inquiry in communication studies and international relations.
Communicating for Peace will greatly interest scholars, professionals, policymakers, and students in communication studies, political science, comparative politics, sociology, international relations, and peace studies