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Isabel Bramsen

doi:10.1017/9781009282710.011

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Adler-Nissen, Rebecca, 10–11, 187–190, 214–215

Afghanistan, 172, 215

agency, 24–26, 49, 55, 96

agonistic peace, 134

Ali, Ben, 124–126

antagonism, 137

apology, 138–139

approachment, 138–139, 162–164, 190–194

Arab Uprisings, 109–111

asymmetric conflict, 80–83, 150–153

authoritarian regime, 106–109

Bahrain, 92–93, 109–111, 114–116, 120–128

Bloody Sunday, 91

body/bodies, 91–93, 162–164

Bourdieu, Pierre, 26, 30, 94

change, 41–46, 129–130, 137–144

Chávez, Hugo, 193–194

China, 28, 198–199, 223

civil society, 109–111, 129–130, 132–133, 170–171

Clark, Candece, 26–30

coding, 63–64

cognition, 144–146, 161–162, 220–221

Cold War, 3, 46, 191–194

Colombia, 166, 170–171, 179–182, 185, 193–194, 209

conflict, 48–49, 123–130, 134–136, 199–202

conflict transformation, 132–153, 190–194, 220–221

data, 70–77

Denmark, 28, 130, 214

domination, 35–37, 80–83, 120–123, 150–153, 196–199, 202–207

Duterte, Rodrigo, 182

emotional energy, 24–26, 99–101, 113–116

entrainment, 22

epistemology, 66–70

Erdoğan, Recep Tayyip, 203

escalation, 128–129

ethics, 73–74

ethnography, see fieldwork

EU, 45, 183

face-to-face interaction, 162–164, 190–202

Faroe Islands, 214

fieldwork, 74–77

formality, 165–167

forward panic, 90–91

fraternization, 12, 121–122

Galtung, Johan, 8, 40, 79–80

gender, 37, 129–130, 202–209

Goffman, Erving, 10, 196, 214

Gorbachev, Mikhail, 3, 191–194

Greenland, 214

habitus, see practice theory

humor, see Laughter

identity, 153–155

infrastructure for peace, 157

institutions, 157, 216–217

interaction rituals, 21–24, 30–52, 190–202

international conflict, 48–49, 84–87, 199–202, 223

interview, 65–66

IRA, 139

Iran, 3, 111, 114, 116, 207–208

irony, 146–150

Israel, 27, 81–82, 150–152, 155–157, 185, 200–202

Jae-in, Moon, 140–142

Jong Un, Kim, 140–142

key events, see nodal points

Ki-moon, Ban, 202, 211–212

Kosovo, 140–142, 147–149, 183–185, 197–198

Latour, Bruno, 47, 96–99

laughter, 146–150

Lederach, John Poul, 133–137, 209

Liberia, 129

listening, 145

Luhmann, Niklas, 37

Mac Ginty, Roger, 50, 156

Macron, Emmanuel, 196–197, 205

mediation, 139–142, 160–172

Merkel, Angela, 37

methodological triangulation, 65–66

micro-sociality, 42–44, 91–93, 122, 161–164, 190–194

mobilization, 109–111

mode of interaction, 30–41, 190–202

momentum, 41–46, 123–129

multi-track diplomacy, 133–134, 160

new materialism, 47, 96–99

nodal points, 20–21, 56–57, 111–112, 156–157

Nordic Women Mediators, 208–209

Northern Ireland, 149, 154–155, 209

Northern Ireland Assembly, 149–150, 154–155

ontology, 54–56

Palestine, 81–82, 150–152, 155–157, 200–202

peace, 8–9, 49–52, 157, 160–164, 184–185, 190–194

peace research, 2–4, 6–9, 223–224

Pearl Roundabout, 110, 126

performativity, 153–155, 212–214

Philippines, 162–164, 166–170, 182

pillars of support, 106–109

positivism, 67

post-positivism, 67–70

Pouliot, Vincent, 10–11, 46–47, 94–96, 187–190

power, 20–21, 35–37, 106–109, 120–123, 150–153, 196–199

practice theory, 10–11, 46–47, 94–96, 187–190, 214–215

practices, see practice theory

protest, 87–93, 109

rapprochement, 190–194

Reagan, Ronald, 3, 191–194

reciprocity, 7, 26–30, 42–44, 91–93, 218

reconciliation, 137–139

repression, 112–123

rhizomes, 136

rhytmic interaction, 22, 93, 174–175

root causes, 134–136

Russia, 28, 85, 177–179, 199–200, see also Soviet Union

Sadat, Anwar, 29, 188

Santos, Juan Manuel, 193–194

Scandinavia, 130, 208–209

script, 30–31, 214–217

Serbia, 86, 140–142, 147–149, 170, 182–185, 197–198, 212–213, see also Srebrenica

shuttle diplomacy, 172

Simmel, Georg, 18–19, 166

Sison, José Maria, 182

social bonds, 11, 21, 22, 31–32, 45–46, 142–144, 161–164, 190–194, 208–209

social movements, 109–111, 129–130

socioemotional credit and discredit, 26–30, 138, 190, 198–199, 202

South Korea, 140–142

Soviet Union, 3, 191–194

Srebrenica, 13, 57, 86

structural violence, 80–83, 202–207

structure, 3–4, 55, 157, 214–217, 219–220

Syria, 88, 94–101, 128–129, 174–175

tension, 40–41, 87–88

Tiananmen Square, 86, 114, 119

torture, 120, 128

Trump, Donald, 196–197

trust, 180–182

Tunisia, 88–91, 109–111

Turkey, 177–178, 203–205

turning points, 144–146

Ukraine, 85, 177–179, 199–200

UN, 202, 214, see also UN Security Council

UN Security Council, 194–195, 199–202, 210

United States, 207–208, 216

video data analysis, 58–74

violence, 78

violence prevention, 116–120

virtual diplomacy, 173–176, 178–179

von der Leyen, Ursula, 203–207

war, 6, 84–87, 188

weapons, 96–99, 101–102

women, 129–130, 202–209

Yemen, 168, 174

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