Identity Frames


Dennis Sandole explains that importance of history, identity and emotion in many 'deep-rooted' or intractable conflicts.

Indira Kajosevic recommends taking a culturally sensitive approach to the issues faced by those from the Balkans and now living in New York City.

Jayne Docherty of Eastern Mennonite University recommends that interveners engage in self-analysis exercises in order to better understand their own worldviews.

Silke Hansen discusses the importance of looking past racial overtones, and focusing on the real issues of a particular conflict.

Julian Klugman discusses some of the cultural factors in the L.A. riots, including one of the main reasons why Asian businesses were targeted.
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