BA, PhD Leeds

Professor Woodhouse joined the Department in 1974 as research assistant to Professor Adam Curle. He helped found the Centre for Conflict Resolution and served as the first Director from 1990-2000. His main interests are in the development of conflict resolution theory; peace education and training in conflict resolution; and the relevance of theory and education in guiding what Elise Boulding called "peace praxis", the craft and skills of making peace. In 1999 he was appointed to a personal chair as the country´s first Adam Curle Professor of Conflict Resolution.

His publications include Peacemaking in a Troubled World (1990); Conflict Resolution and Active Mediation in the New World Order (1992); Peacekeeping and Peacemaking (1997); `Negotiating a New Millenium? Prospects for African Conflict Resolution´ (1996).

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email: t.woodhouse@bradford.ac.uk
phone: +44 (0) 1274 234191
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