Preface
1. Introduction : African potentials for conflict resolution and transformation
part I : Structure and agency
2. Southern African potentials to address land-based conflict
3. Utilising 'African potentials' to resolve conflicts in a changing agrarian situation in central Zimbabwe
4. Guardian or misfeasor? Chiefs' roles in land administration under the 1995 Land Act in Zambia
part II. National projections
5. History as an African potential : Namibia, Southern Africa and East Asia in historical connectedness and contemporaneousness
6. Creating space for productive deviance : the latent function of the Truth and reconciliation Commission of South Africa
7. Sharing power for conflict resolution? Pluralism, integrationism and African potentials
part III. The power of conversation
8. Potential of African philosophy in conflict resolution and peace-building
9. Guided by weak conviction : tentative order and morality among urban dwellers in the unconventional economy of 2008 Zimbabwe
10. Thinking an African politics of peace in an era of increasing violence.