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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  26 October 2023

Isabel Bramsen
Isabel Bramsen
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Lund University

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The Micro-Sociology of Peace and Conflict , pp. 252 - 254
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2023
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Index

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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  • Book: The Micro-Sociology of Peace and Conflict
  • Online publication: 26 October 2023
  • Chapter DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009282710.011
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