The book presents "ways of thinking about mediation and
facilitation, about community and governance, and about the
requirements of democratic society, which may have a real impact
upon the public conflict resolution field" (p. ix). In doing so it
identifies existing goals and function of PCR by providing a
crucial analysis of the field, and offering credible direction as
bridges between its practitioners, researchers, funders and
participants, administrators, elected officials and community of
people we serve. Key themes: Inability of traditional institutions
of governance to address problems of contemporary democratic
society Potential offered by practices of public conflict
resolution Dangers posed by emerging ideologies of management The
social crisis of governance and intended consumers of the product:
authorities in the executive, legislative, and judicial branches
The importance of addressing public policy conflict
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