Edward E. Azar

O Autorze

Edward E. Azar is known for his significant contributions to the field of conflict resolution, particularly through his work on protracted social conflicts. His seminal book, "The Management of Protracted Social Conflict: Theory and Cases," provides a comprehensive framework for understanding and addressing the complexities of enduring conflicts, highlighting the intersection of identity, needs, and grievances. Azar's insights have influenced both academia and practical approaches to peacebuilding and conflict resolution.

In addition to his theoretical contributions, Azar's exploration of the dynamics in the Middle East, particularly in his work "The Emergence of a New Lebanon: Fantasy or Reality?" reflects his deep understanding of regional conflicts. His analysis not only sheds light on Lebanon's unique challenges but also serves as a case study for broader international conflict resolution practices. Through his research, Azar has established himself as a pivotal figure in the study of conflict and has inspired many scholars and practitioners in the field.