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Coleman, P T.  Fostering Ripeness in Seemingly Intractable Conflict: an Experimental Study. Abstract
Coleman, P T.  Redefining Ripeness: A Social-Psychological Perspective. Abstract
Coleman, P T, & Fisher-Yoshida, B.  Conflict Resolution at Multiple Levels Across the Lifespan: The Work of the ICCCR. Abstract
Coleman, P T, & Deutsche, M.  Cooperation, Conflict Resolution, and School Violence: A Systems Approach. Columbia University Teachers College: Institute for Urban and Minority Education. Abstract
Goldman, J S, & Coleman, P T.  A Theoretical Understanding of How Emotions Fuel Intractable Conflict: The Case of Humiliation. Abstract
2013
Coleman, P T, Vallacher, R, Bartoli, A, Nowak, A, et al..  2011. Navigating the Landscape of Conflict: Applications of Dynamical Systems Theory to Addressing Protracted Conflict. The Non-Linearity of Peace Processes - Systemic Thinking and Conflict Transformation. Abstract
2012
Coleman, P T.  Aug 16, 2012. America Needs Political Shock Therapy. The Huffington Post. Abstract
Coleman, P T.  May 14, 2012. The Decade for Peace in Israel-Palestine. The Huffington Post. Abstract
Coleman, P T.  Feb 3, 2012. President Obama's Mixed-Motive Dilemma. Psychology Today. Abstract
Coleman, P T, Kugler, K G, Bui-Wrzosinska, L, Nowak, A, et al..  Jan 18, 2012. Getting Down to Basics: A Situated Model of Conflict in Social Relations. Negotiation Journal. 28(1) Abstract
Coleman, P T.  2012. The Essence of Peace? Toward a Comprehensive and Parsimonious Model of Sustainable Peace Psychological Components of Sustainable Peace. Abstract
Coleman, P T.  2012. The Five Percent Problem. Abstract
2011
Coleman, P T.  Sep 29, 2011. Navigating the Impossible 5 Percent at Work. Psychology Today. Abstract
Coleman, P T.  Jul 1, 2011. The Mathematics of Middle East Conflict and Peace. The Huffington Post. Abstract
Coleman, P T.  Jun 10, 2011. Ethnic Divisions and the Fall of the Arab Spring: What's in a Name? The Huffington Post. Abstract
Coleman, P T.  May 20, 2011. Seasons of Change in the Arab World: For Better or Worse? The Huffington Post. Abstract
Coleman, P T, & Deutsch, M.  Apr 22, 2011. Bottom-Up Peace. The Huffington Post. Abstract
Coleman, P T.  Mar 7, 2011. Give Peace a (Last) Chance. The Huffington Post. Abstract
Coleman, P T.  Jan 19, 2011. Washington is Fixed and Needs to be Broken. The Huffington Post. Abstract
Chung, C, Coleman, P T, & Gelfand, M J.  2011. Conflict, Culture, and Complexity: The Effects of Simple versus Complex Rules in Negotiation. IACM 24th Annual Conference Paper. Abstract
Coleman, P T.  2011. The Five Percent: Finding Solutions to Seemingly Impossible Conflicts. Abstract
Coleman, P T.  2011. Intractable Conflict. The Handbook of Conflict Resolution: Theory and Practice. Abstract
Kugler, K G, Coleman, P T, & Fuchs, A M.  2011. Moral Conflict and Complexity: The Dynamics of Constructive Versus Destructive Discussions Over Polarizing Issues. Abstract
2010
Nowak, A, Bui-Wrzosinska, L, Coleman, P T, Vallacher, R, et al..  Jan 11, 2010. Seeking Sustainable Solutions: Using an Attractor Simulation Platform for Teaching Multistakeholder Negotiation in Complex Cases. Negotiation Journal. 26(1) Abstract
Vallacher, R R, Coleman, P T, Nowak, A, & Bui-Wrzosinska, L.  2011. Rethinking Intractable Conflict: The Perspective of Dynamical Systems. Conflict, Interdependence, and Justice. Abstract

 

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