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ANTHONY J.
NOCELLA, II
ajnocell@maxwell.syr.edu
www.myspace.com/anthonynocella
Academic
Biography
Anthony J. Nocella,
II, is a
Social Science doctoral student at the Maxwell School at Syracuse
University. He is focusing his attention on peacemaking with international
and domestic revolutionaries and extremist groups, social movements, and
conflict studies. He is a Graduate Assistant in the Program on the
Analysis and Resolution of Conflict, Coordinator of Syracuse Social
Movement Initiative, and is on the Editorial Board of the Maxwell
Review. He holds a M.A. in Peacemaking and Conflict Studies and a
graduate certificate in mediation from Fresno Pacific University. His
interest in peacemaking with revolutionary and extremist groups has
fostered relations with the American Indian Movement, Sinn Fein, Earth
Liberation Front, Animal Liberation Front, FARC, and EZLN. He was involved
with peacemaking in Colombia with Mennonite Central Committee and
Christian Peacemaker Teams. He has taught workshops in mediation and
tactical analysis, and has assisted in a number of legal committees in the
Americas. He is a co-founder of the Institute for Revolutionary
Peacemaking and Education with Richard Kahn and Center on Animal
Liberation Affairs. He has written in more than a dozen publications and
is author of Introducing Restorative Justice to Activists, Handbook: A
Peacemaker's Guide for Building Peace with a Revolutionary Group, and
co-editor with Dr. Steve Best of
Terrorists or Freedom Fighters? Reflections on the Liberation of
Animals.
Degrees:
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B.A.
University St. Thomas, Political Science, Pre-Law and Public
Administration
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Graduate
Certificate, Fresno Pacific University, Mediation
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M.A.
Fresno Pacific University, Peacemaking and Conflict Studies
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Ph.D.
Student Syracuse University, Maxwell School, Social Science
Masters? Thesis:
Using The Critical Pedagogy Approach for Peacemaking with
Revolutionaries
Specialization:
Anthony J. Nocella, II
410 Maxwell
Hall
Syracuse, NY
13244
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