Digital Research in Reconciliation Conflict Transformation and Peace Studies

The article introduces an Aristotelian approach, “Applied Phronesis,” for the reconciliation process in the middle of conflict, altering Internet communication technologies as a means for the path of a philosophical approach toward social change for reconciliation processes, introduced as “The Phronetic Approach in Digital research for reconciliation processes.” The state of the articles starts with the philosophical and theoretical framework that impacts social transformation toward social reconciliation and conflict transformation in the middle of conflicts. It explores the Phronetic approach in Internet communication technologies toward reconciliation (Al-Dajani in Internet communication technologies for reconciliation: applied phronesis netnography in internet research methodologies, Springer, Zurich, p 450 2020). Exploring the reconciliation process in the middle of a conflict regarding applying the “Hölderlin Perspective” (Leiner and Flamig in Latin America between conflict and reconciliation. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht LLC, Bristol, p 18 2012). A theory for reconciliation in the middle of conflict, applying the Phronetic approach in Internet communication technologies for the reconciliation process in the middle of the conflict illustrated by Aldajani as “The Phenomenology of Internet Communication Technology (ICT) in Applied Phronetic Social Science” (Al-Dajani in Internet communication technologies for reconciliation: applied phronesis netnography in internet research methodologies, Springer, Zurich, p 450 2020). Exploring the phenomenology of the Phronetic approach for applying innovative methods from theory to practice, including research methodologies, strategies, and practices. Discovering mixed-method research design in digital research for reconciliation processes, introducing digital research methods applied for the reconciliation process research. Introducing real case studies for Applied Phronesis in digital research methodologies for reconciliation. Such as the Academic Alliance for Reconciliation in the Middle East and North Africa, an academic alliance to plant seeds of hope for reconciliation studies in the Middle East and North Africa in higher educational institutions; another case study, The Last Sermon documentary movie, that one the Prize of Hope at the World International Premier Human Rights Film Festival 2020. The results of these concurrent research components will provide essential context and meaning for what is identified as digital research on the reconciliation process, from theory to practice, as illustrated in the table of content.