Dr Emile Bruneau, Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
Is empathy an important new approach for achieving conflict resolution? And is it a viable alternative to military solutions?
This discussion will showcase the experiences of those working to cultivate empathy in resolving conflict.
Empathy Neuroscience:
Translational Relevance for Conflict Resolution
Monday 7 & Tuesday 8 March 2016,
The British Academy, London
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