Vol. 5 April 2015 – Contents
FEATURED ARTICLE
The Other Peace Process
by Kathryn Poethig
COVER STORY
What is Peace?
by Pushpa Iyer
OPINION PEACE
Conflict Studies and Terrorism Studies
by Michael Davis
PEOPLE
Our Small Drop in the Bucket: Honoring the Life of Peace Educator
by Theiline M Cramer*
Brokering Peace: Conflict Through the Eyes of Fr. Bert
by Corinne Smith*
Believe in the Possibility of a World Without Violence
by Pushpa Iyer and Jeanine Willig
The Painted Revolution
by Rohan John (with Pushpa Iyer)
Pardon Me, Myth: Have you met Dr. Hernández García Diego?
by Amy Clark
ART
Looking Down to Look Up: Mindanao’s Kublai Millan
by Myshel Prasad
The Land of Promise
by Myshel Prasad
CULTURE
Traveling Through the ARMM (Acronym Routine of Modern Mindanao)
by Margaret Coleman*
Lost in Translation
by Margaret Coleman*
FIELD MUSINGS
LA Metro: The Dichotomy in Public Transportation
by Michael Lui (with Pushpa Iyer)
Corrymeela begins when you leave: Journey from N.Ireland to Monterey
by Kimberly Bellows
Seeds of Violence in the Food Systems of Mindanao
by Corinne Smith*
BOOK REVIEW
The Terrorist’s Son
by Kyrstie Lane
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
Building Local Knowledge: Lesson learned from MIIS to CSUMB
by Kyrstie Lane
Journey after MIIS
by Omar Salem
My Conflict Resolution Lens
by Audrey Metcalf
LOOKING BACK
This Past Year…
by Pushpa Iyer, Kyrstie Lane & Kristen Cardoso
* These articles were written with the guidance and support of the Editor
Advocating for nonviolent change, the Center for Conflict Studies emphasizes research and practice to better understand conflicts and manage them effectively in order to bring changes to current inequalities and social injustices. Our magazine, Reflections, will be published in annually.
