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Howard Ross, Marc; Rothman, Jay
Issues of theory and practice in ethnic conflict management.
p. 1-23
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Mitchell, Christopher
Reflections on theory and practice in a thirty year old problem-solving workshop.
p. 24-33
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Boltjes, Miek
From changing goverments to building networks: the evolution of goals in the conflict management group's project in the former soviet union.
p. 34-59
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Cilliers, Jaco
Organizing conflict resolution interventions in situations of rapid change: the south african transition.
p. 60-80
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Leatherman, Janie
Catholic relief services: using humanitarian assistance to promote democratic awareness and civic participation
p. 81-102
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Müftüler-Bac, Meltem
Addressing kurdish separatism in turkey.
p. 103-119
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Pearson d'Estrée, Tamra
Resolving the hopi-navajo land dispuque: official and unofficial interventions.
p. 120-142
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Mulvihill, Robert; Howard Ross, Marc
Understanding the pluralistic objectives of conflict resolution interventions in northern ireland.
p. 143-160
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Gorman, David
Moving towards peace in Jerusalen.
p. 161-175
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Rothman, Jay
Articulating goals and monitoring progress in a cyprus conflict resolution training workshop.
p. 176-194
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Lucke, Karin
Building a sustainable peace in Guatemala.
p. 195-208
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Mawr, Bryn; Folder, Joseph P.
Evaluating evaluation in ethnic conflict resolution: themes from, and commentary on, the haverford-conference.
p. 209-239
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Howard Ross, Marc; Rothman, Jay
Conclusion: integrating evalution into the intervention process.
p. 240-254