The Routledge Handbook of Intercultural Mediation

Herausgeber: Busch, Dominic

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Offering unique coverage of an emerging, interdisciplinary area, this comprehensive handbook examines the theoretical underpinnings and emergent conceptions of intercultural mediation in related fields of study.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Routledge
• Seitenzahl: 518
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. Mai 2024
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 28mm
• Gewicht: 964g
• ISBN-13: 9781032130606
• ISBN-10: 1032130601
• Artikelnr.: 70340883

Autorenporträt

Dominic Busch is a full professor of intercultural communication and conflict research at the faculty of human sciences, University of the Bundeswehr Munich, Germany.

Inhaltsangabe

PART I: Professional intercultural dispute mediation Chapter 1. Culture and
mediation: A 2020s perspective on early criticism of Western paradigms
Chapter 2. Cross-cultural disputes and mediator strategies Chapter 3.
De-essentializing notions of self and identity in mediation Chapter 4.
Cultural humility in intercultural mediation Chapter 5. Intercultural
mediation training Chapter 6. Interculturality in Online Dispute Resolution
(ODR) Chapter 7. Policing and intercultural mediation: Forms of triadic
conflict management Chapter 8. Putting culture into a perspective in
intercultural mediation PART II: Intercultural mediation in international
politics Chapter 9. Interculturality in the concept of peace mediation
Chapter 10. Hybrid peace mediation in the age of pandemics Chapter 11. The
political dimensions of culture and religion in mediation Chapter 12. Third
parties' involvement in contexts of political conflict and power imbalances
Chapter 13. Seeing people in interactive peacemaking through a
consciousness lens Chapter 14. The past is the past¿-or is it? Considering
the role of the past in intercultural mediation Chapter 15. The politics of
intercultural space: Inclusive, unobtrusive, and failed mediation PART III:
De-Centering Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Chapter 16. Imagining a
racially diverse and inclusive mediation field: Uncovering the structural
hurdles Chapter 17. Intercultural mediation from a European perspective
Chapter 18. Islamic forms of intercultural mediation Chapter 19.
Transforming conflict cultures through mediation Chapter 20. Indigenous
conflict resolution strategies beyond the ADR paradigm PART IV:
De-essentializing culture in intercultural mediation Chapter 21. The
discourse of thirdness in intercultural mediation Chapter 22. The triadic
character of intercultural learning: Insights from edusemiotics Chapter 23.
The bridge metaphor in intercultural mediation Chapter 24. Using creative
non-fiction to pinpoint moments of deCentering in intercultural mediation
Chapter 25. Emic and etic perspectives on culture in mediation Chapter 26.
Professional dispute mediators' notions of culture Chapter 27. Design
thinking and design communication for intercultural conflict management
PART V: Theorizing intercultural mediation Chapter 28. Theorizing mediation
from the perspective of legal anthropology Chapter 29. Anthropological
approaches to culture in conflict mediation Chapter 30. Anthropology and
mediation in an environmental conflict: Worldview translation as synthesis
Chapter 31. Weaving together three strands of research: Culture,
communication, and conflict Chapter 32. Intercultural mediation as
intercultural competence Chapter 33. It takes three to tango. A
sociological triadology Chapter 34. A framework for understanding
intercultural mediation from the standpoint of a systemic theory of
communication PART VI: Linguistic explorations of intercultural mediation
Chapter 35. Research from conversation analysis on intercultural mediation
Chapter 36. Managing culturality in mediation sessions: Insights from
membership categorization analysis and discursive psychology Chapter 37.
Intercultural mediation from the perspective of linguistic pragmatics
Chapter 38. Storytelling, culture, and identity in mediation PART VII:
Psychological tools for analyzing intercultural mediation Chapter 39.
Cultural intelligence in intercultural mediation Chapter 40. Research from
psychology on intercultural mediation: Cultural values and emotional
intelligence Chapter 41. Measuring intercultural mediation in the context
of intergroup conflict: Classical and modern test theory approaches to
scale assessment PART VIII: Translation research and intercultural
mediation Chapter 42. Intercultural mediation in translation and
interpreting studies Chapter 43. Translation as intercultural mediation-The
evolution of a paradigm Chapter 44. The mediating role of empathy in
community interpreting Chapter 45. Exacerbating cultural differences in
translation/interpreting as intercultural mediation PART IX: Intercultural
mediation in foreign language education and the arts Chapter 46. The
intercultural speaker as an intercultural mediator Chapter 47.
Intercultural mediation in contexts of translanguaging Chapter 48. Children
as intercultural mediators Chapter 49. Intercultural mediation in the world
language classroom