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The Kelman Network

The HKI is committed to encouraging the exchange between practical action and academic knowledge, across its activities. For that reason, the HKI organized a series of three academic conferences in cooperation with the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs at Harvard University on the topic of conflict transformation and intractable conflicts in cooperation with Professor Kelman, and with the support of the Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation. This created the opportunity for further dialogue and exchange with renowned scholars and practitioners who participated in the conferences.

The Kelman Institute continues its ongoing cooperation with a network of researchers, which include:

Susan H. Allen (Washington)

Eileen F. Babbitt (Boston)

David Becker (Berlin)

Ariela Bairey Ben Ishay (Neve Shalom/Wahat al-Salam)

Jonathan Cohen (London)

Peter Coleman (New York)

Esra Cuhadar (Ankara)

Donna Hicks (Cambridge, MA)

Peter Jones (Ottawa)

Ronald J. Fisher (Washington)

Paula Gutlove (Cambridge, MA)

Maria Hadjipavlou (Nicosia)

Maya Kahanoff (Jerusalem)

Angela Mickley (Berlin)

Christopher R. Mitchell (Washington)

Joseph Montville (Washington)

Tamra Pearson d’Estree (Denver)

Oliver Ramsbotham (London)

Luc Reychler (Leuven)

Gabrielle Rifkind (London)

Jay Rothman (Jerusalem)

Pamela Steiner (Cambridge,MA)

Shibley Telhami (Washington)

Jorje H. Zalles (Quito)

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