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When Push Comes to Shve by Karl A.. Slaikeu

The moral imagination : the art and soul of building peace by John Paul Lederach

But She Started It! a Conflict Resolution Manual for Parents and Teachers by Judye L. Heitfield

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Setting expectations and resolving conflicts in graduate education by Karen L Klomparens

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The Third Side: Why We Fight and How We Can Stop by William L. Ury

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Spiral of Conflict: Berkeley, 1964 by Max Heirich

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On the Borders of Crime: Conflict Management and Criminology by Leslie W. Kennedy

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Reconstructing Justice: An Agenda for Trial Reform by Franklin Strier

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Fair Division: From Cake-Cutting to Dispute Resolution by Steven J. Brams

You reference a Review of Burton's collection of classic and current articles on ADR. I confess I've gotten old reading articles on ADR, while managing to have almost no impact on the shattering conflicts. Often wonder if reading explains how little an impact I made on a whole series of truly wonderful conflicts unfolding around me -- from the fall of tyrants in Philipines, USSR, Bolivia, to disputes over Microsoft and DOS.
So how do you take Burton's suggestion that conflict resolution theorists turn their attention to the issues of "ripening" and costing?
In your low moments, take heart.

posted by keylawk at 3:27 am (EST) on Apr 27, 2007