Conflict Resolution after the Pandemic: Building Peace, Pursuing Justice

Cover\nHalf Title\nSeries\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nAuthor bios\nForeword\nIntroduction: the crises of 2020 and the field of conflict studies\nPart I Conflict resolution in a period of social crisis\n	1 Big peace: an agenda for peace and conflict studies after the coronavirus catastrophe\n	2 Lessons from disaster: history and the current crisis\n	3 From the frying pan to the fire: environmental crises and their implications for conflict resolution\nPart II Global political conflicts after the pandemic\n	4 Pandemics, globalization, and contentious politics\n	5 Migration and the COVID-19 pandemic\n	6 COVID-19 and nationalism\n	7 A new global covenant? Great power conflicts and conflict resolution in the post-corona era\nPart III Intergroup conflicts after the pandemic\n	8 The triple crisis: reevaluating socio-economic values in a period of social reconstruction\n	9 Racial justice in a post-COVID America: toward systemic conflict resolution and peacebuilding\n	10 The gendered frontlines: perpetuated inequalities or a reimagined future\n	11 Internal and eternal insecurity: impact of crisis on religious group identity\nPart IV Conflict resolution initiatives after the pandemic\n	12 Peace engineering in a complex pandemic world\n	13 COVID-19 amidst conflict\n	14 When elephants roar: the coming moral conflict between the United States and China\nConcluding note\nIndex