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The art of conflict prevention

Luc Reychler

1994

Conflict mediation across cultures

David W. Augsburger

1992

Preventing violent conflicts

Michael S. Lund

1996

Turbulent peace

Chester A. Crocker, Pamela R. Aall, Fen Osler Hampson

2001

International conflict

Jacob Bercovitch

1997

Second track/citizens' diplomacy

Edy Kaufman

2002

Social conflict

Dean Pruitt, Jeffrey Z. Rubin, Sung Hee Kim et al.

1986

Interpersonal conflict resolution

Alan C. Filley

1975

Order without law

Robert C. Ellickson

1991

Understanding Conflict Resolution

Peter Wallensteen

2007

Conflict resolved?

Alan Tidwell

1998

Beyond Machiavelli

Roger Drummer Fisher

1994

Culture & conflict resolution

Kevin Avruch

1998

Resolving conflicts in organizations

Malcolm Leary, Rennie Fritchie

1998

Conflict in personal relationships

Dudley D. Cahn

1994

Working through conflict

Folger, Joseph P. Folger, Conflict Interaction et al.

1993

Fighting for your marriage

Howard Markman

1994

Preventing conflict in the post-communist world

Abram Chayes, Antonia Handler Chayes

1996

Managing conflict

Walton, Richard E.

1987

Alternative dispute resolution for organizations

Allan Stitt

1998

Contemporary conflict resolution

Oliver Ramsbotham, Tom Woodhouse, Hugh Miall

1999

Restorative justice

Burt Galaway

1996

The Spiritual Roots of Restorative Justice

Michael L. Hadley

2001

Leashing the dogs of war

Chester A. Crocker

2007

Between Eden and Armageddon

Marc Gopin

2000

Cultural Variation in Conflict Resolution

Douglas P. Fry

1996

Justice without Law?

Jerold S. Auerbach

1983

Fights, Games, and Debates

Anatol Rapoport

1970

The SAGE handbook of conflict communication

Stella Ting-Toomey, John G. Oetzel

2006

Reconcilable differences

Neil S. Jacobson, Andrew Christensen

2002

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