TENHUNEN@finujo.bitnet (07/06/89)
========================== ocf/recycling #193, from jskillma, 4974 chars, Sun Apr 16 12:39:21 1989 This is a comment to message 151. -------------------------- The conversations re compost were enlightening, especially the message 73. For those who are interested, please see the August 1980 issue of National Geographic for a biologic description of the inhabitants of a compost heap- it is a memorable article. I joined this conference for two reasons: I am a member of CPPNW and have an interest in Our Common Future from the perspective of the issues of nuclear war building, and nuclear uses; as well, I am working on a workshop on Our Common Future for a Soroptimist Conference in May and am interested in good material. In particular I am looking for sources of good information for a bibliography, not just in recycling, but in all the areas of environmental concern. I would also like to comment on plepp and his difficulty with this conference. He disliked the attitude of "ecological vengeance". I agree with that dislike wholeheartedly. Yet, there is some good material in this conference. The best material is in the process of discussion, but I would plead for the next step which is negotiation, and which occurs before compromise can be reached. I think that the techniques of conflict resolution would aid in this process. There is a good literature on conflict resolution. The reference for a source list of books is to be found in the conference cppnw.books. ========================== cppnw/books #61, from epowell, 2092 chars, Tue Nov 15 15:14:43 1988 -------------------------- TITLE: Conflict res Dear Friends, here is the bibliography I have used for my Personal Shalom course. It is a bit slanted towards the religious point of view, but none the worse for that BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR PERSONAL SHALOM COURSE, ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, QUARDA STREET, FALL, 1988. **1. Augsberger, David, 1981, Regal Books. Caring Enough to Confront. Explains how to get along with people by using honest, clear exchanges given in a caring manner. ISBN 9-8307-0733-6 2. Augsberger, David, 1981, Regal Books. Caring Enough to Forgive/Not to Forgive. Draws a clear distinction between true and false forgiveness. ISBN 0-8307-0749-2 3. Axelrod R. 1984, Basic Books. The Evolution of Cooperation. From microbes to computers, the scientific background to game theory and cooperative living. ISBN 0-465-02122-0 4. Buzzard, L. and Eck, L., 1982. David C. Cook Pub. Co. Tell it to the Church: reconciling out of court. The Christian Reconciliation Service of the United States and Canada: history and practice. ISBN 0-98191-630-X **5. Fenhagen, J.C., 1977, the Seabury Press. Mutual Ministry. Describes how church members can build authentic community. ISBN 0-8164-32-5. **6. Fisher, Roger and Ury, William, 1981. Penguin Books. Getting to Yes: negotiating without giving in. Illustrated with stories applicable to any group in conflict, it has become a classic in explaining how to negotiate on the basis of both sides'interests. ISBN 0-1400-6534-2 7. Gula, R.M.,1983. The Paulist Press. To Walk Together Again: the sacrament of Reconciliation. The "new" sacramental theology of the Roman Catholic Church relating to reconciliation. ISBN 0-8091-2603-6 8. Kraybill, R.S., 1981. Herald Press. Repairing the Breach: ministering in community conflict. A description of the biblical basis for conflict resolution, with outines of roles and personal skills. ISBN 0-8361-3302-1 9. McKay, M., and Fanning, P., 1987. New Harbinger Publications. Self-esteem. Provides insight into problems of interpersonal relationships which come from low self-esteem. ISBN 0-934986-41-X **Especially recommended. Elinor This is a comment to messages 73,143 and 151.