What is it about?
Massive intergroup violence such as the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues to inflict devastating harm to individuals and societies. How about ending a war if both sides don't want to talk with each other? In this article, we discuss possible inroads to peace through facilitated unilateral and coordinated dialogue between conflict parties, offering inroads in an interstate context where conflict transformation is desperately needed.
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Why is it important?
As a negotiated resolution seems to be gaining momentum, scientific deliberations on civil society engagement for conflict transformation and social justice are tremendously important.
Perspectives
It was great to contribute to a rich special issue of 'International Negotiation' with diverse perspectives on this complex interstate conflict. Check out more under https://brill.com/view/journals/iner/30/1/iner.30.issue-1.xml
Oliver Fink
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This page is a summary of: Track Two Dialogue in Times of War – Unsuitable or Advancing Peace for Ukraine?, International Negotiation, January 2025, De Gruyter,
DOI: 10.1163/15718069-bja10118.
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