People often start conflict with an eye on resolution and management, losing sight of the people involved and the end desired. Justice and peace can serve as abstract ideals or distant shores. Drawing on the imaginations of leading peace and restorative justice practitioners, 'Justpeace Ethics' identifies components of a justpeace imagination, the basis of alternative ethics, where the end is touched with each step. Sawatsky provides a simple and practical companion. "With wisdom and sensitivity, 'Justpeace Ethics' explores how justice and peace become one. There is genius in the way it holds together diverging values: interconnectedness and individual uniqueness, immediate care and long-term thinking, change and humility, empowerment and responsibility. In such an ethic, life is sacred, relationships are central, and justice is beautiful. A must read for those who long for a better world." - JOHN DERKSEN, Con ict Resolution Studies, Menno Simons College "A valuable contribution to thinking about doing justice and building peace. Justpeace Ethics provides an immensely practical guide to those seeking to build peace and justice. At the same time, it is anything but a simple 'how to' book. Rather, the patient reader is rewarded with an account of the values of restorative justice and peacebuilding that is deeply sophisticated, philosophically profound, and rooted in awareness of the complexity of thinking and acting ethically." - GERRY JOHNSTONE, author of Restorative Justice: Ideas, Values, Debates JAREM SAWATSKY is Assistant Professor of Peace and Conflict Transformation Studies, Canadian Mennonite University.