How could health initiatives contribute potentially to peace initiation and conflict transformation? Can health workers in conflict zones deal with the psychological and social aspects of the disputes and conflicts in the areas they work in as well as with health and disease prevention? Can they act as potential agents to smoothing the conflicts and initiating reconciliation processes in dangerous conflict areas? Can they operate in long standing threatening conditions which may limit the accessibility of other humanitarian services and peace workers in such zones? What other tools should the health staff posses before planning to serve in the fragile zones? Would their status as doctors help them engage more closely and trustingly with their patients for enabling and promoting peace? From an academic point of view, the book is a deep and broad research, robust analysis leading to well supported conclusions and practical recommendations and solutions. From a practical point of view, the book is significant and innovative contribution to the pre-departure training of medical personnel in terms of their development both as health care workers and proactive peace builders.