In Israel, conflicts between Bedouin communities and the Israeli government have grown increasingly intense in recent years. At stake in the strategically and symbolically important southern Negev Desert region are fundamental questions of both security and stability for the State of Israel and development, justice, and human rights for the Bedouin minority citizen population.
In this episode, CBI describes a course called "Resolving Land Use Disputes". The course, which explores new and efficient methods of addressing land use disputes, is offered by the Consensus Building Institute and the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.
In this episode, Stacie Nicole Smith and Andrew Maxfield discuss CBI’s work with the Getty Conservation Institute and other organizations that deal with cultural and historical heritage sites and issues.
In this episode, CBI's Managing Director Patrick Field talks to Noah Susskind about "public apologies"—apologies to the public on behalf of oneself or one's organization.
CBI Managing Director David Fairman talks to Noah Susskind about leaders as consensus builders.
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