John Paul Lederach
Professor of International Peacebuilding
Office: 337 Hesburgh Center for International Studies
Phone: 574-631-6970
Email: jplbus@gmail.com
Areas of Expertise
Peacebuilding, conflict resolution, conciliation
For nearly 30 years, John Paul Lederach, who is recognized for his pioneering work on conflict transformation, has traveled to areas of the world where conflict is a way of life to provide conciliation training and direct mediation. He is involved in conciliation work in Colombia, the Philippines, Nepal and Tajikistan, as well as countries in East and West Africa and has helped design and conduct training programs in 25 countries across five continents. He is the author of “The Moral Imagination: The Art and Soul of Building Peace,” “The Journey Toward Reconciliation,” “Building Peace: Sustainable Reconciliation in Divided Societies” and “Preparing for Peace: Confliction Transformation Across Cultures.”
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Kroc scholar is author of new book on peace building
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