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Harrison, J.  British Land-Use Mediation Scheme Threatens To 'Make Things Worse'. Mediate.com. Abstract
Harrison, F.  Sri Lanka's Rivals Tackle Child Trauma. Abstract
Harrison, T R.  2004. What is Success in Ombuds Processes? Evaluation of a University Ombudsman Conflict Resolution Quarterly. Abstract
Harrison, T R, & Morrill, C.  Oct, 2004. Ombuds Processes and Disputant Reconciliation. Journal of Applied Communication Research. Abstract
Harrison, T R.  What is Success in Ombuds Processes? Evaluation of a University Ombudsman Wiley Periodicals. Abstract
Harrison, N E.  2006. Complexity in World Politics: Concepts and Methods of a New Paradigm. Abstract
Harsch, E.  Oct, 2005. Reintegration of Ex-combatants. Abstract
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Hart, A S.  Sep 1, 2009. Child-Inclusive Mediation in Cases of Domestic Violence in Australia. Conflict Resolution Quarterly. 27(1):3-26. Abstract
Hart, V.  Mar 11, 2010. Distrust and Democracy: Political Distrust in Britain and America.
Harte, M J, Campbell, H V, & Webster, J.  Jun, 2010. Looking for Safe Harbor in a Crowded Sea: Coastal Space Use Conflict and Marine Renewable Energy Development. Abstract
Harter, P J.  2005. Ombuds: A Voice for the People. Dispute Resolution Magazine. Abstract
Hartley, K.  The Costs of War. University of York. Abstract
Hartmann, B.  2010. Rethinking climate refugees and climate conflict: Rhetoric, reality and the politics of policy discourse. Journal of International Development. 22(2):233-246. Abstract
Hartmann, A, & Bresnen, M.  Mar, 2011. The Emergence of Partnering in Construction Practice: An Activity Theory Perspective. The Engineering Project Organization Journal. Abstract
Hartmann, H.  2001. US Human Rights Policy under Carter and Reagan, 1977-1981. Johns Hopkins University Press. Abstract
Hartmann, T.  Jan 31, 2003. If You Want to Win an Election, Just Control the Voting Machines. Abstract
Hartung, W D.  Star Wars II: Don't Delay It, Kill It. Foreign Policy in Focus. Abstract
Hartung, W D.  May 16, 2003. Bombings Bring U.S. 'Executive Mercenaries' Into the Light. Abstract
Hartung, W D, & Ciarrocca, M.  Apr, 2000. Star Wars Revisited: Still Dangerous, Costly, and Unworkable. Foreign Policy in Focus. Abstract
Hartwell, M B.  2000. The Role of Forgiveness in Reconstructing Society After Conflict. Abstract
Hartwick, J, & Barki, H.  2002. Conceptualizing the Construct of Interpersonal Conflict. Abstract
Harty, M J.  Jan 2, 2007. Assessment Report in Prospects for Mediated Negotiation of a Lake Management Plan for Lake Coeur D'Alene. Abstract
Hartzell, C A, & Hoddie, M.  2007. Crafting peace: power-sharing institutions and the negotiated settlement of civil wars. Abstract
Hartzell, C A.  2009. Driving Democracy: Do Power-Sharing Institutions Work? The Journal of Politics. 71(04):1603-1604. Abstract
Harvard University Global Negotiation Project.  The Third Side. Abstract

 

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