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• A Beginner's Guide to International Business Negotiations  by Jeswald Salacuse
• A Christian Theological Perspective on Ethnoreligious Conflict  by James E. Will
• A Diplomat's View  by Cameron R. Hume
• A Peace Zone for Kurdistan?  by Majid Tehranian
• A Public Peace Process  by Gennady I. Chufrin and Harold H. Saunders
• A Vote For Consensus  by Susan Shearouse
• Accounting for War Crimes in Cambodia  by United States Institute of Peace
• Actors and Approaches to Peacebuilding: The Case of Sudan  by John Prendergast
• Adjudication: International Arbitral Tribunals and Courts  by Richard Bilder
• Adopting Procedures, Educating Parties, and Developing Options  by Susan L. Carpenter and W.J.D. Kennedy
• Aggression and Violence  by Susan Opotow
• Alternate Views of Conflict and Mediation  by Joseph Folger and Robert Baruch Bush
• An Answer to War: Conflicts and Intervention in Contemporary International Relations  by Roberto Toscano
• An NGO Perspective  by Andrew S. Natsios
• Analyzing and Resolving Class Conflict  by Richard E. Rubenstein
• Anatomy of a Crisis  by William Ury and Richard Smoke
• Anger and Retaliation in Conflict  by Keith G. Allred
• Anonymity, Presence, and the Dialogic Self in a Technological Culture  by Rob Anderson
• Antidote to Alienation  by Adam Curle
• Beyond Violence: Building Sustainable Peace  by John Paul Lederach
• Beyond Win/Win: The Heroic Journey of Conflict Transformation  by Louise Diamond
• Bottom-up Peace Building in Bosnia  by Bruce Hemmer
• Breaking Away From Subtle Biases  by J. William Breslin
• Brezhnev visits West Germany  by Dennis Sandole and Hugo van der Merwe
• Bringing Croats and Muslims Together  by United States Institute of Peace
• Building Peace, Introduction and Framework  by John Paul Lederach
• Building Trust in an Environmental Conflict  by Public Disputes Network
• Can Collective Security Work? and Collective Security in Europe After the Cold War  by James Goodby
• Case Study: Lessons of Preventative Diplomacy in Yugoslavia  by Saadia Touval
• Case Study: The Regional Peacekeeping Role of the Organization of American States: Nicaragua, 1990-1993  by Caesar Sereseres
• Challenging the Assumptions of Traditional Approaches to Negotiation  by Linda L. Putnam
• Citizen Involvement in Transportation Planning  by John Forester
• Civilizational Imagination and Ethnic Coexistence  by Ahmad Sadri
• Coexistence and the Reconciliation of Communal Conflicts  by Louis Kriesberg
• Cold War Parties and Issues  by Louis Kriesberg
• Collaborative Learning: Improving Public Deliberation in Ecosystem-Based Management  by Steven Daniels and Gregg Walker
• Communicating With Strangers: An Approach to Intercultural Communication  by William Gudykunst and Young Yun Kim
• Communication and Conflict  by Robert M. Krauss and Ezequiel Morsella
• Communication and the Ground of Dialogue  by Kenneth N. Cissna and Rob Anderson
• Conclusions  by Ruth Lapidoth
• Conflict and Interaction  by Joseph P. Folger, Marshall Scott Poole, and Randall Stutman
• Conflict Assessment  by Joyce Hocker and William Wilmot
• Conflict Management Policy Analysis  by Jay Rothman
• Conflict Prevention: Strategies to Sustain Peace in the Post-Cold War World  by Aspen Institute
• Conflict Resolution among the Bushmen: Lessons in Dispute Systems Design  by William L. Ury
• Conflict Resolution as a Political Philosophy  by John W. Burton
• Conflict Resolution in Intercultural Settings  by Kevin Avruch and Peter W. Black
• Conflict Resolution In Northern Ireland: Reconciling Form and Substance  by Clem McCarthy
• Conflict Resolution Moves East: How the Emerging Democracies of Central and Eastern Europe Are Facing Interethnic Conflict  by Raymond Shonholtz
• Conflict Resolution, Working with Refugees  by Divna Persic-Todorovic
• Conflict Tactics  by Joyce Hocker and William Wilmot
• Conflict Transformation: A Spiritual Process  by Mark Chupp
• Conflicts Over the Sale of Nuclear Fuel Between the U.S. and India  by Raymond Cohen
• Consider the Other Side's Choice  by Fisher, Roger, Elizabeth Kopelman, and Andrea Kupfer Schneider
• Constituencies and Public Information  by Susan L. Carpenter and W.J.D. Kennedy
• Constructive Confrontation: A Transformative Approach to Intractable Conflicts  by Heidi Burgess and Guy Burgess
• Constructive Controversy: The Value of Intellectual Opposition  by David W. Johnson, Roger T. Johnson, and Dean Tjosvold
• Contact Hypothesis in Ethnic Relations  by Yehuda Amir
• Contributions of Training to International Conflict Resolution  by Eileen Babbit
• Cooperation and Competition  by Morton Deutsch
• Coping with Complex Facts and Multiple Parties in Public Disputes  by John Applegate and Douglas Sarno
• Cultural Aspects of Disputing  by Sally Engle Merry
• Culture and Conflict  by Paul Kimmel
• Culture: The Missing Link in Dispute Systems Design  by Corinne Bendersky
• Current and Future Arrangements for Intervention  by Brian Urquhart
• De-escalating Conflicts  by Louis Kriesberg
• Developing a Process for Siting Hazardous Waste Facilities in Canada - The Swan Hills Case  by Barbara Gray
• Developing an Effective Program of Conflict Management: Ten Principles  by Susan L. Carpenter and W.J.D. Kennedy
• Dialogic Listening: Sculpting Mutual Meanings  by John Stewart and Milt Thomas
• Dialogue and Organizational Transformation  by Glenna Gerard and Linda Teurfs
• Did a 'Failed' Negotiation Really Fail?  by Idalene F. Kesner and Debra L. Shapiro
• Directing and Administrating a Mediation Program: The Transformative Approach  by Janice M. Fleischer
• Dispute System Design and the U.S. Forest System  by Nancy J. Manring
• Disputes Yield When 'Ripe.'  by Public Disputes Network
• Education, Democratic Citizenship, and Multiculturalism  by Michael Walzer
• Emotions in Negotiation  by Robert S. Adler
• Empowerment and Mediation: A Narrative Perspective  by Sara Cobb
• Enforcing International Standards of Justice: Amnesty International's Constructive Conflict Expansion  by Ann Marie Clark and James A. McCann  The authors describe the theoretical principles underlying Amnesty International's (AI) success in defending international human rights.
• Environmental Mediation (The Foothills Case)  by Heidi Burgess
• Epilogue: The War in the Gulf  by Louis Kriesberg
• Escalation in the Cold War  by Dean Pruitt and Jeffrey Rubin
• Escalation in the Cuban Missile Crisis  by Dean Pruitt and Jeffrey Rubin
• Expectations for International Mediation  by Robert Baruch Bush
• Explore Partisan Perceptions  by Fisher, Roger, Elizabeth Kopelman, and Andrea Kupfer Schneider
• Factors Prompting De-Escalation in the Cold War  by Louis Kriesberg
• Factors Prompting Deescalation in the Middle East  by Louis Kriesberg
• Failure to Employ Preventative Diplomacy to Avert Iraqi Invasion of Kuwait.  by Gareth Evans
• From Diatribe to Dialogue on Divisive Public Issues: Approaches Drawn from Family Therapy  by Richard Chasin, Margaret Herzig, Sallyann Roth, et al.
• From War to Peace  by John Paul Lederach
• Further Exploration of Track Two Diplomacy  by John W. McDonald
• Going Where We Otherwise Would Not Have Gone' : Accompaniment and Election Monitoring in Sri Lanka  by Patrick Coy
• Guidelines for Making the Program Work  by Susan L. Carpenter and W.J.D. Kennedy
• Handling the Human Side of the Negotiation Process  by Susan L. Carpenter and W.J.D. Kennedy
• Hawaii's Water Wars: A Pacific Paradise Settles a Hellish Dispute Over a Scarce Resource  by Krag Unsoeld
• Help Without Hurt  by Duncan Earle and Jeanne Simonelli  The main purpose of a non-governmental organization is to provide aid and/or develop programs in areas that need assistance in a country. Duncan Earle and Jeanne Simonelli conducted fieldwork in Chiapas, Mexico in the summer of 2000 to understand the implications of NGO work in low power communities. Throughout the case study, the authors describe the multitude of actions that need to be taken in stages of development to lead to successful programs and community growth.
• How Best to Run a Town? Citizens Reconcile Opposing Philosophies  by Krag Unsoeld
• Humanitarian NGOs in Conflict Intervention  by Mary Anderson
• Ideology, Orientation to Conflict, and Mediation Discourse  by Joseph Folger and Robert Baruch Bush
• Image, Identity and Conflict Resolution  by Janet Gross Stein
• Informal Mediation by the Scholar/Practitioner  by Herbert C. Kelman
• Information Technologies Can Help  by Various
• Interactive Conflict Resolution  by Ronald J. Fisher
• Interactive Problem-Solving: A Social-Psychological Approach to Conflict Resolution.  by Herbert Kelman
• Interests vs. Positions: A Critique of the Distinction  by Chris Provis
• Intergroup Conflict  by Ronald J. Fisher
• International Conflicts After the Cold War  by Joseph Nye, Jr.
• International Mediation in the Post-Cold War Era  by I. William Zartman and Saadia Touval
• International Organizations and Conflict Prevention: Lessons from Business  by Antonia Handler Chayes and Abram Chayes
• Interpersonal and Intergroup Processes  by Morton Deutsch, et al.
• Interpreting Violent Conflict: A Conference for Conflict Analyses and Journalists: Summary of Proceedings  by Helen Wolle
• Intractable Conflict  by Peter T. Coleman
• Intractable Conflicts and the Role of Identity  by Leo F. Smyth
• Introduction: Strategic Nonviolent Conflict  by Peter Ackerman and Christopher Kruegler
• Inviting Fortuitous Events in Mediation: The Role of Empowerment and Recognition  by Sally Ganong Pope
• Irrevocable Commitments  by Dean Pruitt and Jeffrey Rubin
• Is the Gulf War a 'Just' War?  by Roger Williamson
• Joseph Elder: Quiet Peacemaking in a Civil War  by Thomas Princen
• Judgmental Biases in Conflict Resolution and How to Overcome Them  by Leigh Thompson and Janice Nadler
• Justice After Transitions  by Neil J. Kritz
• Justice and Conflict  by Morton Deutsch
• Justice in Times of Transition  by Mary Albon
• Kashmir: The Problem of United Nations Peacekeeping Contributing to Political Stasis  by Felicity Volk
• Keeping but not Making Peace: The UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus  by David Morris
• Keeping the Peace or Making Peace?: A Mediation  by Tim Cooper
• Learnings from the Nicaraguan/YATAMA Negotiations  by MCS Conciliation Quarterly
• Lessons on Intervention  by Chester Crocker
• Look Behind Statements for Underlying Interests.  by Roger Fisher, Elizabeth Kopelman, and Andrea Kupfer Schneider
• Managing Communications  by Peace Watch
• Managing Conflict in the Post-Cold War Era  by William Perry
• Managing Conflict in the Post-Cold War World: A Public Perspective  by Andrew Kohut and Robert Toth
• Managing Conflicts in the Post-Cold War Era  by Mohamed Sahnoun
• Media Work Pays Off  by Paul Wahrhaftig
• Mediated Interpersonal Communication: Toward a New Typology  by Robert Cathcart and Gary Gumpert
• Mediating the Oslo Accords on the Middle East  by Negotiation Newsletter
• Mediation and the Healing Journey Toward Forgiveness  by Janet P. Schmidt
• Mediation as a World Role for the United States  by Amatai Etzioni
• Mediation by Religious Leaders  by Ron Kraybill
• Mediation Efforts in the Karabakh Conflict  by Moorad Mooradian
• Mediation in International Conflict: An Overview of Theory, A Review of Practice  by Jacob Bercovitch
• Mediation: A Gang Prevention Strategy  by David Oliver Mendelsohn
• Mediator Pressure and Party Autonomy: Are They Consistent With Each Other?  by David E. Matz
• Modernizing Congress: Bringing Democracy into the 21st Century by Lorelei Kelly
• Myth, Identity, and the Politics of Conviction: Participation in the Struggle for a Just World Order  by Saul H. Mendlovitz and Lester Edwin J. Ruiz
• Namibia: A Lesson for Success  by Jane Madden
• Negotiating in a Complex World  by Michael Watkins
• Negotiating in the International Context  by Daniel Druckman
• Negotiating Intractable Conflict: The Common Ground Dialogue Process and Abortion  by Michelle LeBaron and Nike Carstarphen
• Nongovernmental Organizations and Peacemaking  by Pamela Aall
• Nonviolent Action in Acute Interethnic Conflicts  by Gene Sharp
• Northern Ireland: Local Dispute or International Conflict?  by Sean Byrne
• Northern Ireland: Projects of Hope in the Midst of Violence  by Dave Brubaker
• Nuclear Arms Control: Background and Issues  by Committee on International Security and Arms Control National Academy of Science
• Of Nets, Nails, and Problems: The Folk Language of Conflict Resolution in a Central American Setting  by John Paul Lederach
• Oil and Fishing Industries Negotiate: Mediation and Scientific Issues  by Gerald Cormick and Alana Knaster
• Once Upon a Conflict  by Earl Martin
• Overcoming Barriers to Principled Negotiation  by William Ury
• Pandemonium in Waco: All the King's Horses and All the King's Men  by Ruth Heimburg
• Peace Education in Societies Involved in Intractable Conflicts: Direct and Indirect Models  by Daniel Bar-Tal and Yigal Rosen  Daniel Bar-Tal and Yigal Rosen discuss in their article "Peace Education in Societies Involved in Intractable Conflicts: Direct and Indirect Models" how peace education can be used to change intractable conflicts. The article examines what factors are necessary in the political, societal and educational fields for peace education training to succeed in creating viable changes in conflicts that are intractable. They pose the use of two models, a direct and an indirect model, for teaching peace education at the school and societal levels.
• Peace-Building and Conflict Transformation  by Stephen Ryan
• Peace-Keeping and Peace-Making  by Stephen Ryan
• Peacemaking Diplomacy: United Nations Good Offices in Afghanistan  by William Maley
• Peacemaking in the Twenty-First Century: New Rules, New Roles, New Actors  by J. Lewis Rasmussen
• Persuasion in Negotiations and Conflict Situations  by Shelly L. Chaiken, Deborah H. Gruenfeld, and Charles M. Judd
• Power and Conflict  by Peter T. Coleman
• Power in Interpersonal Conflict  by Joyce Hocker and William Wilmot Burton, eds.
• Prejudice Reduction Workshops in Ireland  by John Lampen
• Prenegotiation and Circum-negotiation: Arenas of the Peace Process  by Harold Saunders
• Prenegotiation Decisions  by CNCR News
• Preparing for Peace: Conflict Transformation Across Cultures  by John Paul Lederach
• Prescriptive and Elicitive Approaches to Conflict Resolution: Examples from Papua New Guinea  by Douglas W. Young
• Preventing Contemporary Intergroup Violence  by David A. Hamburg
• Primal Violence: Illuminating Culture's Dark Side  by Wolf B. Emminghaus, Paul R. Kimmel, and Edward C. Stewart
• Principled Negotiation at Camp David as described in Getting to Yes  by Roger Fisher and William Ury
• Principles Applicable and Political Constraints  by Jose Zalaquett
• Principles of Communication Between Adversaries in South Africa  by Hendrik W. van der Merwe, et al.
• Principles of Icebreaking  by Tony Armstrong
• Principles of Icebreaking, Intro  by Tony Armstrong
• Problem Solving and Decision Making in Conflict Resolution  by Eben A. Weitzman and Patricia Flynn Weitzman
• Process and Outcome Goal Orientations in Conflict Situations: The Importance of Framing  by Tal Y. Katz and Caryn J. Block
• Process: The Dynamics and Progression of Conflict  by John Paul Lederach
• Public Conflict Resolution: A Transformative Approach  by Frank Dukes
• Public Conversations Project  by W. Barnett Pearce and Stephen W. Littlejohn
• Public Dialogue Consortium  by W. Barnett Pearce and Stephen W. Littlejohn
• Public-Policy Conflict Resolution: The Nexus Between Culture and Process  by Wallace Warfield
• Quebec Nationalism: the Quest for Identity  by Interaction
• Reaching and Carrying Out Agreements  by Susan L. Carpenter and W.J.D. Kennedy
• Reaching for Higher Ground  by E. Franklin Dukes, Marina A. Piscolish, and John B. Stephens
• Rebuilding Communities Devastated by War  by Peace Watch
• Recent Tribunals Spur Creation of a Permanent International Criminal Court  by Peace Watch
• Reconciliation in Rwanda: The Art of the Possible  by Dave Brubaker
• Reflecting on Nicaragua  by Craig Kauffman
• Reflections on Oka: The Mohawk Confrontation  by Rudy Friesen
• Reflexive Dialogue as Transformation  by Jay Rothman
• Reframing the Spoiler Debate in Peace Processes  by Marie-Joelle Zahar
• Refugees: The Modern Political Condition  by Nicholas Xenos
• Religion and Peacebuilding  by Cynthia Sampson
• Religion and Reconciliation in Bosnia  by Peace Watch
• Removing Roadblocks  by Susan L. Carpenter and W.J.D. Kennedy
• Report of Conference Key Findings, Ideas, and Recommendations  by The Aspen Institute
• Resolving Conflict in a Multicultural Environment  by Andrea Williams
• Resolving Water Disputes  by Gail Bingham, Aaron Wolf, and Tom Wohlgenant
• Respecting the Struggle: Following the Parties' Lead  by Trina Grillo
• Sanctions  by Steven McIntosh
• Saying You're Sorry  by Stephen Goldberg, Eric Green, and Frank Sander
• Seeing Theory in Practice: An Analysis of Empathy in Mediation  by Dorothy J. Della Noce
• Self-Limiting Conflict: The Gandhian Style  by Paul Wehr
• Self-Revealing Communication: A Vital Bridge Between Two Worlds  by John Stewart
• Setting Deadlines  by Raymond Cohen
• Seven Strategies for Treating Perception-or Framing-- Problems  by Roger Fisher, William Ury, and Bruce Patton
• Social-Psychological Dimensions of International Conflict  by Herbert C. Kelman
• Some Contemporary Dialogue Models  by Joseph Phelps
• Some Guidelines for Developing a Creative Approach to Conflict  by Morton Deutsch and Peter T. Coleman
• South Africa's Bumpy Road to Democracy  by Peace Watch
• Spoiler Problems in Peace Processes  by Stephen John Stedman
• Starting Negotiations  by Louis Kriesberg
• Strategic Choice in Negotiation  by Dean Pruitt
• Structure: Lenses for the Big Picture  by John Paul Lederach
• Sustaining Peace in Angola  by Peace Watch
• Symbolic Acts  by Raymond Cohen
• Systematic Forgiveness: A Possibility for African Americans?  by Wanda Lofton
• Tactical Stalemates  by Dean Pruitt and Jeffrey Rubin
• Tajik Opposition Proposes New Constitution  by Peace Watch
• Taking Initiatives  by Louis Kreisberg
• Television and Conflict  by Jannie Botes
• The 1971 U.S.-Japan Monetary Crisis  by Raymond Cohen
• The Astoria Affair  by Raymond Cohen
• The Challenge of Imaging Peace in Wartime  by Elise Boulding
• The Consequences of Agreements  by Louis Kriesberg
• The Cuban Missile Crisis, chap. in Forceful Persuasion: Coercive Diplomacy as an Alternative to War  by Alexander George
• The Cycle of Reconciliation  by Ron Kraybill
• The Development of the Conflict Resolution Field  by Louis Kriesberg
• The Difficulty of Imagining Other Persons  by Elaine Scarry
• The Dilemmas of Transitional Justice  by Neil J. Kritz
• The Dynamic of Identity in Personal and Social Conflict  by Terrell A. Northrup
• The Ethics of Forgiveness  by Trudy Govier
• The Face of the Other: Ethics and Intergroup Conflict  by Roberto Toscano
• The Falklands: Failure of a Mission  by Hugh Wyndham
• The General Theory and Logic of Coercive Diplomacy  by Alexander George
• The Gulf Crisis: Failure of Preventive Diplomacy  by Claude Rakisits
• The Gulf War and a Police-Citizen Conflict Compared  by Paul Wahrhaftig
• The Healing Function in Political Conflict Resolution  by Joseph V. Montville
• The Impact of Small Beginnings  by Joan Broder
• The Life of Dialogue  by Abraham Kaplan
• The Logic Behind the Magic of Mediation  by Albie M. Davis
• The Manager as Negotiator: The Negotiator's Dilemma: Creating and Claiming Value  by D. Lax and J. Sebenius
• The Media as Mediator  by Melissa Baumann and Hannes Siebert
• The Media's Role in Preventing and Moderating Conflict  by Robert Karl Manoff
• The National Issues Forums  by W. Barnett Pearce and Stephen W. Littlejohn
• The Negotiation of Agreements  by Louis Kriesberg
• The Nested Paradigm of Conflict Foci: The Case of Ethiopia  by John Prendergast
• The Obsession With Settlement Rates  by Frank A. E. Sander
• The Power of Alternatives or the Limits to Negotiation  by David Lax and James Sebenius
• The Power of Moral Suasion in International Mediation  by Eileen Babbit
• The Power of Stories  by Virgil Peterson
• The Power of the Metaphor: The Fairy Tale of the Just War  by Paul Wahrhaftig
• The Principles of Strategic Nonviolent Conflict  by Peter Ackerman and Christopher Kruegler
• The Proper Role of the Mediator: Rational Assessment, Not Pressure  by James B. Boskey
• The Role of Force in Diplomacy: A Continuing Dilemma for U.S. Foreign Policy  by Chester Crocker, Fen Hampson and Pamela Aall
• The Role of Media in International Conflict  by Christopher Young
• The Role of Power and Principle in Getting to Yes  by William McCarthy
• The Same and Different: Crossing Boundaries of Color, Culture, Sexual Preference Disability and Age  by Letty Cottin Pogrebin
• The Siting of a Hazardous Waste Landfill  by Barbara Gray
• The Time Dimension in Peacebuilding: The Case of Rwanda  by John Prendergast
• The Timing of Ripeness and the Ripeness of Timing  by Jeffrey Z. Rubin
• The Tree Model: Psychopolitical Dialogues and the Promotion of Coexistence  by Vamik D. Volkan
• The Violence-Negotiation Nexus: South Africa in Transition and the Politics of Uncertainty  by Timothy D. Sisk
• Theory, Practice, Success, and Failure: A Journey of Learning in Cyprus  by James Notter
• Thoughts on the Failure of Negotiations in the Gulf  by Dean Peachy
• Three Mile Island Citizen Radiation Monitoring Program  by Barbara Gray
• To Settle or to Transform? Perspectives on the Resolution of National and International Conflicts  by Raimo Vayrynen
• Towards Conflict Resolution in the Third World  by Goran Lindgren and Peter Wallensteen, eds.
• Track Two Triumphant? Reflections on the Oslo Process and Conflict Resolution in the Middle East  by C. R. Mitchell
• Transactional forgiveness has some success in El Salvador  by Dennis Sandole and Hugo van der Merwe
• Transformative Approaches to Training: The Case of Somalia  by John Prendergast
• Transformative Mediation and Third-Party Intervention: Ten Hallmarks of a Transformative Approach to Practice  by Joseph P. Folger and Robert A. Baruch Bush
• Transforming Conflicts in the Middle East and Central Europe  by Louis Kriesberg
• Trust, Trust Development, and Trust Repair  by Roy J. Lewicki and Carolyn Wiethoff
• Truth and Reconciliation Commission; South Africa  by Truth and Reconciliation Commission
• U.S. - India Diplomacy  by Raymond Cohen
• U.S.-China Miscommunication  by Raymond Cohen
• Understand the Message as They Hear It  by Fisher, Roger, Elizabeth Kopelman, and Andrea Kupfer Schneider
• Understanding Forgiveness  by Estrada-Hollenbeck
• Understanding Mediation's Role in Preventative Diplomacy  by Jacob Bercovitch
• Unilateral Forgiveness Proves Ineffective in Nicaraguan Political Conflict  by Dennis Sandole and Hugo van der Merwe
• United Nations conflict resolution attempts in Afghanistan  by Elise Boulding
• United Nations conflict resolution attempts in Central America, with the OAS  by Elise Boulding
• United Nations Involvement in the Peace Process in El Salvador  by David Stuart
• United Nations peacebuilding in Namibia  by Elise Boulding
• United Nations Secretariat Fails to Consult with Memberstates in Developing the Conference Proposal Document for UNIDO III Conference, 1980  by Dennis Sandole and Hugo van der Merwe
• United States-Japan Relations Leading to Pearl Harbor  by Alexander George
• Urban Heights Collaboration  by Barbara Gray
• Using Collaborative Learning in Fire Recovery Planning  by Steven Daniels, Gregg Walker, Matthew Carroll, et al.
• Using Town Meetings to Foster Peaceful Coexistence  by Maria R. Volpe
• We Need a Larger Theory of Negotiation: The Importance of Pre-Negotiation Phases  by Harold Saunders
• When Dialogue is NOT our Hope  by Joseph Phelps
• When Mediation is Not Enough  by Mark Chupp
• Who Mediates in Developing Countries?  by John Paul Lederach
• Why We Can’t “Just All Get Along”: Dysfunction in the Polity and Conflict Resolution and What We Might Do About It by Carrie Menkel-Meadow
• Working With Anger  by John Amodeo and Kris Wentworth
• Working With the Media  by Susan L. Carpenter and W.J.D. Kennedy

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