25 years after the project of peace journalism was launched, the author of this book takes stock of what theoretical, empirical and experimental research and development have achieved since then, and how peace journalism itself has developed further: from an alternative to the propaganda bias of conventional war reporting towards a model of constructive coverage of international and domestic conflicts of any degree of escalation up to everyday conflicts of interest, as are inevitable in a democratic society, and negotiations for the purpose of constructive dispute settlement.