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Gestion des conflits

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Conflict resolution

NEIL KATZ, Neil H. Katz, JOHN W. LAWYER

1993

Nurturing peace

Fen Osler Hampson

1996

Social conflicts and third parties

Jacob Bercovitch

1984

Nonviolent Communication

Rosenberg, Magiarí Díaz Díaz, Marshall B. Rosenberg et al.

1999 ★ 4.6

Conflict resolution

R.I.C.Publications

2003

What Do You Think of This Advice

Nesbitt

1992

Beyond neutrality

Bernard S. Mayer

2004

Managing conflict in organizations

M. Afzalur Rahim

1992

Nuclear Weapons and Conflict Transformation

Saira Khan

2009

Dissentangling

Andrew Arno, Geoffrey M. White

1990

Ethnic conflicts and civil society

Andreas Klinke, Ortwin Renn, Jean-Paul Lehners

1997

Nonviolence and Peace Building in Islam

Mohammed Abu-Nimer

2003

Don't Act Like One

Aernoud Bourdrez

2014

The Handbook of Interethnic Coexistence

Eugene Weiner

1998

Ready-to-use conflict-resolution activities for elementary students

Beth Teolis

1998

Managing public disputes

Susan L. Carpenter

1988

Everything you need to know about conflict resolution

Amy Nathan

1996

Peace and Conflict 2016

David Backer, Ravinder Bhavnani, Paul Huth

2016

The art of friendly confrontation

Shirley Brackett Mathey

2012

The mediation process

Christopher W. Moore

1986

Authority

Anne Marie Aikins

2005

Elections in dangerous places

David Gillies

2011

Behavior mismatch

Rebecca B. Mann

1993

Managing difficult, frustrating, and hostile conversations

Georgia J. Kosmoski, Dennis R. Pollack

2000

Putting children first

Hanna McDonough

1999

Don't sweat the small stuff at work

Richard Carlson

1998

Resolving conflict

Scharlatt, Harold

2016

The Art of Constructive Confrontation

John Hoover

2005

Managing conflict

Roy W. Pneuman

1982

Managing conflict in a negotiated world

Peter M. Kellett, Diana G. Dalton

2001

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