Julia Paulson is Researcher at the University of Oxford, UK, and Chair of the Conflict and Education Research Group (CERG).

'A must-read for those working in the area of international education development. Paulson brings together a superb group of varied authors to help us gain better insights into the realities of post-conflict reconciliation practices and the (un)intended effects of these in diverse contexts worldwide.' Janet Shriberg, Assistant Professor of Professional Psychology, University of Denver, USA

• Series Editor's Preface Colin Brock Foreword Julia Paulson Introduction: Assuming and Imagining Education and Reconciliation Julia Paulson; 1. Young People, Conflict and the Implications for Education Jason Hart; 2. Reconciliation through Relationships among Teachers and Sub-Saharan African Families in the USA Sarah Dryden-Peterson; 3. Education and Reconciliation in Northern Ireland Alan Smith; 4. Understanding Responses to Post-War Education Reform in the Multiethnic District of Brcko, Bosnia-Herzegovina Briony Jones; 5. Beyond Reconciliation? Designing a Democratic Citizenship in Post Apartheid South Africa David Johnson; 6. Education as Cause or Cure? Conflict and Reconciliation in Peru Julia Paulson; 7. Balancing Local and International Actors in The Aftermath of Ethnic Conflict in Rwanda James Kearney Conclusion: Re- Imagining Education and Reconciliation Julia Paulson Bibliography Index.

Julia Paulson is Researcher at the University of Oxford, UK, and Chair of the Conflict and Education Research Group (CERG).

'A must-read for those working in the area of international education development. Paulson brings together a superb group of varied authors to help us gain better insights into the realities of post-conflict reconciliation practices and the (un)intended effects of these in diverse contexts worldwide.' Janet Shriberg, Assistant Professor of Professional Psychology, University of Denver, USA

• Series Editor's Preface Colin Brock Foreword Julia Paulson Introduction: Assuming and Imagining Education and Reconciliation Julia Paulson; 1. Young People, Conflict and the Implications for Education Jason Hart; 2. Reconciliation through Relationships among Teachers and Sub-Saharan African Families in the USA Sarah Dryden-Peterson; 3. Education and Reconciliation in Northern Ireland Alan Smith; 4. Understanding Responses to Post-War Education Reform in the Multiethnic District of Brcko, Bosnia-Herzegovina Briony Jones; 5. Beyond Reconciliation? Designing a Democratic Citizenship in Post Apartheid South Africa David Johnson; 6. Education as Cause or Cure? Conflict and Reconciliation in Peru Julia Paulson; 7. Balancing Local and International Actors in The Aftermath of Ethnic Conflict in Rwanda James Kearney Conclusion: Re- Imagining Education and Reconciliation Julia Paulson Bibliography Index.

Julia Paulson is Researcher at the University of Oxford, UK, and Chair of the Conflict and Education Research Group (CERG).

'A must-read for those working in the area of international education development. Paulson brings together a superb group of varied authors to help us gain better insights into the realities of post-conflict reconciliation practices and the (un)intended effects of these in diverse contexts worldwide.' Janet Shriberg, Assistant Professor of Professional Psychology, University of Denver, USA

• Series Editor's Preface Colin Brock Foreword Julia Paulson Introduction: Assuming and Imagining Education and Reconciliation Julia Paulson; 1. Young People, Conflict and the Implications for Education Jason Hart; 2. Reconciliation through Relationships among Teachers and Sub-Saharan African Families in the USA Sarah Dryden-Peterson; 3. Education and Reconciliation in Northern Ireland Alan Smith; 4. Understanding Responses to Post-War Education Reform in the Multiethnic District of Brcko, Bosnia-Herzegovina Briony Jones; 5. Beyond Reconciliation? Designing a Democratic Citizenship in Post Apartheid South Africa David Johnson; 6. Education as Cause or Cure? Conflict and Reconciliation in Peru Julia Paulson; 7. Balancing Local and International Actors in The Aftermath of Ethnic Conflict in Rwanda James Kearney Conclusion: Re- Imagining Education and Reconciliation Julia Paulson Bibliography Index.