Leah E. Robinson lectures in practical theology and peacebuilding at the University of Glasgow. She is creator and programme convenor for the MSc in Values-Based Practice: Peacebuilding and coordinator for the doctorate in Practical Theology at the university. Her current research focuses on the issue of sectarianism in Scotland and Northern Ireland and she is co-founder of the Scottish Religious Cultures Network. Her publications include Separation of Church and Soccer: The Impact of Secularization on Religion-Based Violence in Sports (2015). She is an ordained minister in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).

• Contents: The Theology of Reconciliation – A History of the Theology of Reconciliation – The Theology of Reconciliation in the Academy – A New Model for a Practical Theology of Reconciliation – Embodied Peacebuilding: A Case Study in Northern Ireland – A History of Northern Ireland – The Corrymeela Community – The Cornerstone Community – A Practical Theology of Reconciliation – The Struggle for Reconciliation in Northern Ireland.

Leah E. Robinson lectures in practical theology and peacebuilding at the University of Glasgow. She is creator and programme convenor for the MSc in Values-Based Practice: Peacebuilding and coordinator for the doctorate in Practical Theology at the university. Her current research focuses on the issue of sectarianism in Scotland and Northern Ireland and she is co-founder of the Scottish Religious Cultures Network. Her publications include Separation of Church and Soccer: The Impact of Secularization on Religion-Based Violence in Sports (2015). She is an ordained minister in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).

• Contents: The Theology of Reconciliation – A History of the Theology of Reconciliation – The Theology of Reconciliation in the Academy – A New Model for a Practical Theology of Reconciliation – Embodied Peacebuilding: A Case Study in Northern Ireland – A History of Northern Ireland – The Corrymeela Community – The Cornerstone Community – A Practical Theology of Reconciliation – The Struggle for Reconciliation in Northern Ireland.

Leah E. Robinson lectures in practical theology and peacebuilding at the University of Glasgow. She is creator and programme convenor for the MSc in Values-Based Practice: Peacebuilding and coordinator for the doctorate in Practical Theology at the university. Her current research focuses on the issue of sectarianism in Scotland and Northern Ireland and she is co-founder of the Scottish Religious Cultures Network. Her publications include Separation of Church and Soccer: The Impact of Secularization on Religion-Based Violence in Sports (2015). She is an ordained minister in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).

• Contents: The Theology of Reconciliation – A History of the Theology of Reconciliation – The Theology of Reconciliation in the Academy – A New Model for a Practical Theology of Reconciliation – Embodied Peacebuilding: A Case Study in Northern Ireland – A History of Northern Ireland – The Corrymeela Community – The Cornerstone Community – A Practical Theology of Reconciliation – The Struggle for Reconciliation in Northern Ireland.