A Strategy Against Hezbollah that has backfired badly
Karen Abi-Ezzi (2006)
Karen Abi-Ezzi returned to Peace Studies to work full-time in the summer of 2013 after an extended period of absence (maternity leave 2011-2013). She resumed her role as Director of the MA programme which she has held since 2009 and continues to lecture on theories of mediation and conflict resolution - and particularly on new areas for research uncovered by the application of social constructionism and discourse analysis to the study of processes of mediation; Middle East politics including the Arab Spring, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Lebanese politics and the role NGOs have played in processes of national reconciliation, democracy and processes of democratisation, multiculturalism, political theories and ideologies and on research methods.
Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Lebanon, social constructionism and discourse analysis, theories of conflict resolution
Karen Abi-Ezzi (2006)
Karen Abi-Ezzi (2015) Music and Conflict Transformation. In Olivier Urbain editor(s) I.B. Tauris.
Karen Abi-Ezzi (2008) Beyond Settlement: Making Peace Last after Civil Conflict. In Vanessa E. Shields and Nicholas D. J. Baldwin editor(s) Fairleigh Dickinson University Press.
Karen Abi-Ezzi (2010) Times Higher Education.
Karen Abi-Ezzi (2008) Blackwell Publishing/Royal Institute of International Affairs.
Karen Abi-Ezzi (2005) Yorkshire Post.
Karen Abi-Ezzi (2005) Yorkshire Post.
Karen Abi-Ezzi (2004) Yorkshire Post.