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Iannaccone, L R.  Religious Extremism: The Good, the Bad, and the Deadly. Abstract
Ibish, H, & Abunimah, A.  2000. Point-Counterpoint: The Palestinians' Right of Return. American University: Washington College of Law. Abstract
Ibrahim, S E.  2002. Egypt, Islam and Democracy: Critical Essays.
Ibrahim, S E.  Jan 1, 1996. The Copts of Egypt.
ICANN.  Feb 15, 2008. Processes and Current Workload. Abstract
Idoyaga, G E.  2002. Spain and the Basque Conflict: Still Looking for a Way Out. European Platform for Conflict Prevention and Transformation. Abstract
Ignatieff, M.  The Narcissism of Minor Differences.
Ignatius, D.  Dec 9, 2011. A Bleak Look at America's Future. Washington Post. Abstract
Ignatius, D.  Apr 17, 2012. The Stage is Set for a Deal with Iran. The Washington Post. Abstract
Ihlstrom, L.  Peace March: Process=Success. University of Colorado: Conflict Information Consortium. Abstract
Ikeda, D.  Jan 26, 2002. The Humanism of the Middle Way -- Dawn of a Global Civilization. Bradford University: Department of Peace Studies. Abstract
Ikenberry, J G.  Oct, 2001. Revolutions in Sovereignty: How Ideas Shaped Modern International Relations. Foreign Affairs. Abstract
Ikenberry, J.  Jan 1, 2001. After Victory. Abstract
Ikenberry, J G.  Dec, 1999. Book Review of "The Power of Human Rights: International Norms and Domestic Change" by Thomas Risse, Stephen C. Ropp, and Kathryn Sikkink (eds.). Foreign Affairs. Abstract
Ikle, F C.  2005. Every War Must End. Abstract
Ilgen, T L.  2003. Reconfigured sovereignty: multi-layered governance in the global age. Abstract
of Illinois, M C.  Standards of Practice for Mediators. mediate.com. Abstract
Imai, R.  2007. The Culturally Intelligent Negotiator: The Impact of CQ on Intercultural Negotiation Effectiveness. Abstract
Imam, I.  May 12, 2010. Nigeria: From Plateau to Kaduna, in Search of Peace. allAfrica.com. Abstract
Imre, A.  May 1, 2009. National intimacy and post-socialist networking. European Journal of Cultural Studies. 12(2):219-233. Abstract
Imtiyaz, M A R.  Racial Conflict in Sri Lanka: Origin and Development. Abstract
Inamdar, M.  Dec 30, 2002. Global Vigilance in a Global Village: U.S. Expands its Military Bases. Abstract
Inderfurth, K, & Brownback, S.  Mar 9, 2000. President's Trip to South Asia and Prospects for Conflict Resolution. USIP Office of Communications. Abstract
Inderfurth, K F, & Gharekhan, C R.  Jan 20, 2010. Afghanistan Needs a Surge of Diplomacy. The New York Times. Abstract
Indiana University.  Creating a Positive Climate: Peer Mediation. Abstract

 

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