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Barillas, M.  Apr 8, 2010. Guatemala Verges on Status of a Failed State. Abstract
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Barkai, J.  2008. What's a Cross-Cultural Mediator to Do? A Low-Context Solution to a High-Context Problem Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution. Abstract
Barker, M, Frederiks, E, & Farrelly, B.  Managing Cross Cultural Conflict Productively. GIHE Good Practice Resource Booklet on Designing Culturally Inclusive Learning and Teaching Environments. Abstract
Barker, M.  Apr 22, 2008. Mass Media and Social Movements: A Critical Examinanation of the Relation Between the Mainstream Media and Social Movements. Abstract
Barker, T.  Information Technology and the Evolution of Multi-Party Dispute Resolution Processes. Center for Information Technology and Dispute Resolution. Abstract
Barkey, H J, Lasensky, S B, & Marr, P.  Dec, 2011. Iraq, Its Neighbors, and the United States: Competition, Crisis, and the Reordering of Power. Abstract
Barksy, A E.  Jan 17, 2011. Parenting Coordination: The Risks of a Hybrid Conflict Resolution Process. Negotiation Journal. 27(1) Abstract
Barlow, M.  Oct 15, 2010. We are Facing the Greatest Threat to Humanity: Only Fundamental Change Can Save Us. AlterNet.
Barltrop, R.  Mar 21, 2008. The Negotiation of Security Issues in Sudan's Comprehensive Peace Agreement. Abstract
Barnes, M, Newman, J, & Sullivan, H C.  2007. Power, participation and political renewal: case studies in public participation. Abstract
Barnes, H, & Kent, G.  Dec, 1999. The Creation of a Framework for Negotiations: Ceasefires and Elections. Conciliation Resources. Abstract
Barnes, C, & Polzer, T.  Sep 27, 2000. Sierra Leone Peace Process: Learning from the Past to Address Current Challenges - An Expert Seminar Report. Conciliation Resources. Abstract
Barnes, C.  Feb 3, 2002. Owning the Process: Mechanisms for Political Participation of the Public in Peacemaking. Conciliation Resources. Abstract
Barnes, R.  Feb 17, 2012. Two Justices Suggest Citizens United Ruling Should be Reconsidered in Montana Case. The Washington Post. Abstract
Barnes, C, & Abdullaev, K.  Dec, 1999. Introduction: From War to Politics. Conciliation Resources. Abstract
Barnes, J E.  Mar 16, 2009. In Iraq withdrawal, equipment poses a key logistical challenge - Los Angeles Times. Abstract
Barnes, C.  2009. Civil Society and Peacebuilding: Mapping Functions in Working for Peace. The International Spectator: Italian Journal of International Affairs. :131-147. Abstract
Barnes-Slater, C, & Ford, J.  Aug, 2002. Measuring Conflict: Both The Hidden Costs and the Benefits of Conflict Management Interventions. mediate.com. Abstract
Barnett, R E.  Nov 1, 2001. Constitutional Legitimacy. Boston University School of Law. Abstract
Barnett, C C.  Net Governance. Abstract
Barnett, M N.  Jun 15, 2003. Eyewitness to a Genocide: the United Nations and Rwanda. Abstract
Barnett, M.  2006. Building a Republican Peace: Stabilizing States After War. International Security.
Barnett, M.  2005. Power in Global Governance. Abstract
Barnish, B.  2012. Signing an Arbitration Agreement With Your Employer. Nolo. Abstract
Baron, L.  2004. The Case for the Field of Community Mediation. Conflict Resolution Quarterly. Abstract

 

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