Dr. Noa Zanolli is Swiss, a teacher/trainer, cultural anthropologist, mediator/facilitator, and consultant. She was the former director of education and research at the Iowa Peace Institute and worked in conflict resolution and mediation education, primarily in Europe and the U.S. She has also worked for many years in international development, humanitarian assistance, and peacebuilding, primarily in Africa. She has recently published a short fictitious dialogue: I have a Dream: A Conversation between President George W. Bush and Sheikh Osama bin Laden (ISBN: 978-0-595-50299-8 (pbk) and ISBN: 978-0-595-61455-4 (ebk). The Shifting Grounds of Conflict and Peacebuilding: Stories and Lessons, a memoir written by John W. McDonald, Chairman of the Institute for Multi-Track Diplomacy, with Noa Zanolli has just been published by Lexington Books (Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group), .
The First Conversation between President Barack Obama and President Mahmoud Ahmadinedjad
In the series of private and fictitious conversations among presidents and among state and non-state leaders that see each other as adversaries or even as enemies, comes this imagined dialogue between President Obama and President Ahmadinedjad. It takes place on Saturday, February 14, 2009 at the U.N. in Geneva. 2 Comments
Listening to the Language and the Voices of Terrorists
What is terrorism telling us? What are terrorists saying with their horrific deeds? What grievance do these voices express—justified or not? 8 Comments
To Talk Or Not To Talk With The Enemy, That Is The Question
President Bush and his secretary of state, Senators McCain, Clinton and Obama, and President Carter as well, have been embroiled in a debate about the level-headedness of talking to the enemy. The outcome of this debate will be decisive for the two remaining presidential candidates.
In the series of private and fictitious conversations among presidents and among state and non-state leaders that see each other as adversaries or even as enemies, comes this imagined dialogue between President Obama and President Ahmadinedjad. It takes place on Saturday, February 14, 2009 at the U.N. in Geneva. 2 Comments
Listening to the Language and the Voices of Terrorists
What is terrorism telling us? What are terrorists saying with their horrific deeds? What grievance do these voices express—justified or not? 8 Comments
To Talk Or Not To Talk With The Enemy, That Is The Question
President Bush and his secretary of state, Senators McCain, Clinton and Obama, and President Carter as well, have been embroiled in a debate about the level-headedness of talking to the enemy. The outcome of this debate will be decisive for the two remaining presidential candidates.
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