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PARCC
NEWS
Faculty Research Grants Awarded
Ten grants were awarded by PARCC
for projects ranging from spoiler of peace to urban water
government.
To read more about the projects that were awarded, click
here.
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THIRD ANNUAL Teaching Case and Simulation Competition
Collaborative Public Management, Networks and Public Management,
Collaborative Governance, and Collaborative Problem Solving
Competition winners: $5,000 prize for best teaching case, $5,000 for
best teaching simulation, and up to ten
additional $1,000 honorable mention prizes.
Click here for more
details
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Program
on the Analysis and Resolution of Conflicts adopts
a new name
In order to better reflect PARC's current
mission and programs, its name is being changed to the Program for
the Advancement of Research on Conflict and Collaboration (PARCC).
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to read the full story |
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New Publication on
Building Peace
Editors Craig Zelizer and
Robert A. Rubinstein wrote the introduction titled "Peacebuilding:
Creating Structure and Capacity for Peace" in
Building Peace: Practical
Reflections from the Field.
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CNYSpeaks Recognized as one of the Chancellor's Leadership
Projects~
Professors Tina
Nabatchi and Grant Reeher, both PARCC Affiliates, are
collaborating with the Post Standard to promote local
citizen deliberation and involvement in community issues.
Their intiative, CNYSpeaks, has been
recognized by Chancellor Nancy Cantor.
Learn
more here
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New Publication on
Conflict Transformation and Peacebuilding
Conflict Transformation
and Peacebuilding: Moving From Violence to
Sustainable Peace, Edited by Bruce Dayton
and Louis Kriesberg of PARCC, examines the
causes of escalation and de-escalation in
intrastate conflicts. To read
more click here.
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New Publication Co-Sponsored by PARC
Teaching Peace: On the Frontlines of
Non-Violence was published by
New City Publishers which is supported by
The Writing Program, Syracuse University
and The University Writing Program, Temple
University as part of the Reflections
Series.
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The Berghof Handbook for
Conflict Transformation
Louis
Kriesberg, Emeritus Professor of Sociology and
Founding Director of PARCC, published an article
in the 7th volume of the Berghof Handbook Series
titled "Making Good Use of the Time:
Contributions and Dilemmas of Non-governmental
Actors in Peacebuilding"
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New Book Published from
PARC Alumni conference
The book is titled Pushing the Boundaries: New
Frontiers in Conflict Resolution and
Collaboration and is authored by
Rachel Fleishman, Catherine Gerard, and Rosemary O'Leary,
Editors (Emerald Group Publishing, 2008).
View book information here.
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New Publications on
Collaboration:
The world of governance has
changed. Public servants at all levels are
working in a new landscape that requires them to
be collaborative. PARCC's collaborative
governance pillar examines what it means to be a
leader in a shared-power world.
Rosemary O'Leary, Co-Director
of PARCC has co-authored of three recent
publications which focus on collaboration.
View these books here.
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ALUMNI NEWS
Congratulations to
Kerry Fosher (Anthropology
Ph.D. , 2005) on the publication of her book, Under Construction:
Making Homeland Security at the Local Level, by the University of
Chicago Press. The work reported in this book as supported in part by
PARCC.
Click here to view.
Atty. Datu
Reza Cang Sinsuat
(EMPA, 2008) is a senior officer at the Southern Philippines
Development Authority (SPDA). He
recently met with Archbishop Orlando V. Quevedo,
the newly
appointed head of the task force that
will manage reconstruction of the Mindanao River basin.
Click here to read this article.
If you are an alumni and have news that you would like to share,
please email us at:
PARCC@maxwell.syr.edu
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E-PARCC 2008 Winners Announced
The Maxwell School of Syracuse University Collaborative
Governance Initiative (CGI) is pleased to announce the
winners of the Second Annual Teaching Case and Simulation
Competition.
View the cases and simulations here.
E-PARCC is a open
on-line resource for those who teach collaborative governance,
collaborative problem solving, networks and public management, and
collaborative public management around the world.
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