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Stephen, C.  Aug 21, 2011. Rebel Advances Mask Uncertainty Over Libya's Future. The Guardian. Abstract
Stephan, M J, & Chenoweth, E.  2008. Why Civil Resistance Works: The Strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict. International Security. 33(1):7-44. Abstract
Stephan, Paul B., I I I.  May, 2000. Sheriff or Prisoner?: The United States and the World Trade Organization Social Sciences Research Network. Abstract
Stepan, A.  Oct, 2000. Religion, Democracy and the Twin Tolerations. Abstract
Stepakoff, S, Hubbard, J, Katoh, M, Falk, E, et al..  2006. Trauma healing in refugee camps in guinea: A psychosocial program for Liberian and Sierra Leonean survivors of torture and war.. American Psychologist. 61(8):921-932. Abstract
Stelter, B.  Jun 20, 2011. Upending Anonymity, These Days the Web Unmasks Everyone. The New York Times. Abstract
Steinmann, R.  2000. Reforming the Kingdom. ACCORD. Abstract
Steinhauer, J.  Aug 15, 2011. A Recess Destination With Bipartisan Support - Israel and the West Bank. Abstract
Steiner, H J, Alston, P, & Goodman, R.  2008. International Human Rights in Context: Law, Politics, Morals. Abstract
Steinel, W, & De Dreu, C.  Self-Protection or Moral Outrage: Reasons Underlying Lying and Deception in Competitive Interaction. Abstract
Steinberg, R A.  2003. Chess v. Poker: What Is Your Style Of Negotiation? Abstract
Steinberg, P G M.  Beyond the Oslo Process: Comparing Direct and Indirect Negotiations. Bar Ilan University. Abstract
Steinberg, D.  Apr 26, 2010. Bringing Displaced Persons into Peace Processes: Good for Them, Good for Peace. Abstract
Steinauer, D D, Wakid, S A, & Rasberry, S.  Sep 1, 1997. Trust and Traceability in Electronic Commerce. Abstract
Stein, S.  Jan 31, 2011. GOP's Public-Financing Defunder Won't Pass, But Reform Advocates Have Little Hope For Improvement. The Huffington Post. Abstract
Stein, T.  Jan 1, 1999. Mediation Absolutely Essential To Successful Outcome At GE Site. Mediation Information and Resource Center. Abstract
Stein, J G.  May, 2001. In the Eye of the Storm: Humanitarian NGOs, Complex Emergencies and Conflict Resolution. George Mason University: Network of Peace and Conflict Studies. Abstract
Stein, D S.  Alternative Perspectives On Media Framing Of Terrorism. NC State University Department of Communication. Abstract
Stein, M.  Using The Internet To Deliver Technical Assistance. Mediate.com. Abstract
Steffek, J, & Hahn, K.  2010. Evaluating Transnational NGOs: Legitimacy, Accountability, Representation. Abstract
Stefansson, A H.  2010. Coffee after cleansing? Co-existence, co-operation, and communication in post-conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina Focaal. (57):62-76. Abstract
Stefanovic, D, & Loizides, N G.  The Way Home: Peaceful Return for Victims of Ethnic Cleansing. Abstract
Steele, C M.  Thin Ice: "Stereotype Threat" and Black College Students. Abstract
Steele, G.  2003. Conflict Management Strategies and Communication Among Medical Students. Abstract
Steele, J D.  2008. Negotiating with Deity: Strategies and Influences Related to Recent North Korean Negotiating Behavior. Pepperdine Dispute Resolution Law Journal. Abstract

 

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