Greater Good

Articles: The Anatomy of Peace

By The Arbinger Institute
Berrett-Koehler, 2006, 231 pages

Articles: Digital Diplomacy

In an industry often criticized for promoting sex and violence, a new video game helps users bring peace to the Middle East. But will anyone want to play?

Articles: Notes on Peace Camp

Articles: Feeling Like Partners

When it comes to romantic relationships, empathy is essential, but it isn’t always easy, say family researchers Philip A. Cowan, Carolyn Pape Cowan, and Neera Mehta. They explain the obstacles couples face—and how to overcome them.

Articles: The View from Above the Fray

Articles: Stronger and Smarter

Articles: Nine Steps to Forgiveness

Articles: Caring for the Caregivers

To help teachers deal with the stress of their job, new programs are drawing on some unconventional—and research-tested—techniques.

Articles: A Curriculum of Care

Students achieve more once they’ve learned to care for themselves and others, says Marilyn Watson. She’s done the research to prove this—and witnessed the positive results.

Articles: The Power of Performance

City at Peace’s teenage cast members write and star in their own original musical. But it’s never just about the show.

Articles: What I Learned

Articles: To Know You Is To Love You

Marriage researchers Benjamin R. Karney and Lisa A. Neff have found that compassionate spouses have longer, more supportive marriages. But to be a compassionate spouse, you need more than love.

Articles: Book Review: Kids Working It Out

Edited by Tricia S. Jones and Randy Compton
Jossey-Bass, 2003, 360 pages

Articles: Testing the CDP