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According to Wikipedia , Marc Gopin is the director of the Center for World Religions, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution , and James H. Laue Professor at the School of Conflict Analysis and Resolution at George Mason University.
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2000 2010 2020 0 12.5 25 37.5 50 62.5 75 87.5 100 112.5 125 137.5 Published Works Holy War, Holy Peace: How Religion Can Bring Peace to the Middle East (2002) Religion, Violence, and Conflict Resolution (1997) To Make the Earth Whole: The Art of Citizen Diplomacy in an Age of Religious Militancy (2009) Holy War, Holy Peace (2002) The Use of the Word and Its Limits (2002) Bridges across an Impossible Divide: The Inner Lives of Arab and Jewish Peacemakers (2012) (5)Get on the Right Side of History (2011) (4)An Orthodox Embrace of Gentiles? Interfaith Tolerance in the Thought of S. D. Luzzatto and E. Benamozegh (1998) JUDAISM AND PEACEBUILDING IN THE CONTEXT OF MIDDLE EASTERN CONFLICT (2013) Spirituality and Peacemaking (2022) Marc Gopin's Response to President Obama's Speech in Cairo: A New Beginning (2009) (3)Negotiating Secular and Religious Contributions to Social Change and Peacebuilding (2015) Becoming a Peacemaker: Personal Discourses of Peace and Violence (2012) Transforming conflicts with religious dimensions (2010) In Middle East, Achieving What Seemed Impossible (2008) (0)A Discussion with Marc Gopin, Director, Center on Religion, Diplomacy, and Conflict Resolution (2010) (0)Price tag attack on J’lem church provokes religious condemnation (2012) (0)Alternative Global Futures In The Balance (2000) (0)Imagine a Violent World Where You Have No Military Option: What Would You Do? (2014) (0)Turkey's Return to Glory - ZN (2009) (0)What “We” Must Do Right Now For Palestine/Israel, Not Governments (2014) (0)New Treaty for Iran and Israel (2008) (0)The Difference Between Protest America 1968 And 2017 (2017) (0)President Abbas calls for a Palestinian spring in September (2011) (0)The Inner Life of the Peacemaker and the Future of Global Change (2012) Compassionate Reasoning, the Mind, and Moral Choice (2021) A Fixable Problem for Our Society (2014) (0)Sheikh Abdul Aziz Bukhari (2012) Violent Ideas Treated as Disease and Compassionate Reasoning as Treatment (2021) Tourism of Destruction, Tourism of Construction: Two Trips to the Holy Land (2012) (0)The Strategic Value of Forgiveness (2011) (0)A New Opening for Mideast Peace (2007) (0)Regional Peace with Palestine at the Core (2007) (0)Responding to Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Is Religious Freedom the Answer? (2014) (0)Peace Steps - Episode 4 (2009) (0)A New United Nations of Human Rights Countries (2014) (0)Remembering Roger Fisher And Our Stage Of Human Global Development (2012) (0)The Mysterious Inner World of Spiritual Peacebuilders (2011) (0)The Applied Ethics and Habits of Compassionate Reasoning (2021) Senior Males in Congress are Wimping out, while the Women have Become Fierce Warriors (2018) (0)My Turkish Airport (2016) (0)A Mufti, A Christian, and a Rabbi (2008) (0)The Iranian Yalda and the Fateful Choice of Light Over Darkness (2012) (0)Humanitarian Missiles Are Superior to Cruise Missiles (2013) (0)Views on Whether US and Israel Should Talk to Hamas (2008) (0)Managing the Madness in the Middle East (2014) (0)A Silver Lining to the Film and Riots Tragedy: Freedom, Diversity, and the New Competition for Arab Public Space (2012) (0)Summary of the Argument of Compassionate Reasoning: Changing the Mind to Change the World and Implications for Training (2021) CONF 642/900: Integration of Theory, Research and Practice On the Border of Palestine and Israel (2011) (0)ON THE MIDDLE EAST: A CALL FOR INVESTMENT IN PEACEMAKING (2006) A Summary of the Peacemakers’ Transformative Qualities (2012) The Theory and Practice of Compassionate Reasoning (2021) Forgiveness as a rational necessity: My outsider’s take on Easter (2014) (0)The Saudis and the Iranians Need to Talk: And we need to make it happen (2015) (0)How to Challenge Iran's Militancy Without Using Arms (2007) (0)Compassionate Reasoning (2021) We Do Need Change - In US Policy in Mideast (2008) (0)In the Aftermath of Gaza: Prospects for Mideast Peace -ZN (2009) (0)Jewish Arabs and a New Middle East (2008) (0)A Different Approach to Russia, China, in terms of Syrian and Global Governance (2012) (0)Counter-Revolutions and Evolutions: Lessons of Egypt and Iran (2013) (0)Cure Police Violence As If It Were a Disease (2016) (0)The Honorable Thing to Do Is Kill Someone: Defeating Men's Culture of Honor to Overcome the Syrian Catastrophe (2014) (0)Ineffective tightening of sanctions on Iran (2011) (0)The World Discovers Afghanistan’s Peaceful Clerics (2012) (0)Peace Parsha: Hayyei Sarah - Love and Care across Boundaries (2014) (0)Compassionate Judaism: The Life and Thought of Samuel David Luzzatto (2017) (0)Secret Communications Should be About More Than Threats (2012) (0)Conflict, Injury, and Transformation (2002) Making Nonviolent Statecraft into a Self-Evident Truth (2015) (0)Jewish Islamic Negotiations in Israel and Palestine : A Participant Observer ’ s Critical Analysis © (2013) (0)De‐Escalation Plans and General Steps Toward a New Relationship (2002) Drowning the Arab Spring in Gulf Oil (2013) (0)Dr. Marc Gopin Receives Rumi Peace and Dialogue Award (2007) (0)Specific Steps Toward a New Relationship (2002) Anticipating the Syria of Tomorrow: Strategies to Decrease Violence Against Innocents (2012) (0)Book Review: Holy War, Holy Peace: How Religion Can Bring Peace to the Middle East (2002) (0)Saudi rejects foreign interference in Iraq, blames ‘sectarian’ Maliki | Reuters (2014) (0)Nasty Neural Habits: Take 2 Positive Thoughts and Call Me in the Morning (2014) (0)Don't Talk, Do Something! Palestinian/Israeli Unilateralism as Legitimate Negotiations (2011) (0)Israelis Are Talking to Hamas (2008) (0)The Interaction Between Religion and Culture in Peace and Conflict (2002) Gaza becomes Syria: Middle East geopolitics 2.0 (2014) (0)Between Religion And Conflict Resolution: Mapping A New Field Of Study (2000) (0)Beyond Jewish Blessings and Curses There is Absolute Love (2011) (0)Could a Nuclear Iran Bring About More Stability, Rather Than Less? (2012) (0)Egypt: Revolution or bust (2011) (0)C-SPAN Book TV Features ICAR's Center for World Religions, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution (2007) (0)A Reflective Practitioner’s 40-Year Wilderness Journey Between Judaism and Conflict Resolution (2011) (0)Healing the Heart of Conflict: Eight Crucial Steps to Making Peace with Yourself and with Others Revised and Updated (2016) (0)Compassionate Reason: The Most Important Religious and Cultural capacity for a peaceful future (2018) (0)Who Are the Real Friends of Israel (2008) (0)Patterns of Abrahamic Reconciliation (2002) Family Myths and Cultural Conflict (2002) Ritual Civility, Moral Practices of Interpersonal Exchange, and Symbolic Communication (2002) Teach, model, grow and live in empathy to build world peace, says interfaith expert Marc Gopin at Frontier Luncheon (2016) (0)Compassion, Reasoning, and the Urgency of Healing Divided Societies (2021) Haaretz.com TV Features ICAR Professor Marc Gopin (2008) (0)Patterns of Abrahamic Incrimination (2002) 'Ceasefire' Is the Syria Word We Need to Hear (2014) (0)Conflict Analysis and Conflict Resolution: Divorce or Friendly Mediation? (2013) Duly Elected Tyranny: Recovering Democracy in the Age of Majority Abuses (2014) (0)Religion and Power Moving Forward into the Twenty-First Century (2015) (0)Political and Mythic Interdependencies (2002) More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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