When Conflict Resolution Fails is an essential read for anyone engaged in peacebuilding efforts or conflict studies. Written by renowned scholar-practitioner Oliver Ramsbotham, this compelling book delves into what occurs when negotiations break down and conflict resolution meets significant challenges. With a specific focus on the protracted Israel-Palestine conflict, Ramsbotham analyzes the dynamics of radical disagreement, which serves as a major barrier to effective problem-solving and dialogue. Rather than steering away from conflict, he argues that deeper engagement with these disagreements is critical for transformative change. This book is rich in insights and practical strategies for promoting collective strategic engagement among conflicting parties. As you explore the content, you will uncover pathways that can lead to the transformation of deadlock in intractable conflicts. It offers valuable perspectives for scholars, practitioners, and students in the fields of international relations, peace studies, and conflict resolution. With its timely examination of pressing global issues and its relevance to war zones around the world, When Conflict Resolution Fails not only extends our understanding of conflict dynamics but also opens up new avenues for peace efforts in some of the most challenging environments.